Business English

How do you spell '98,765'?. ninety-eight point seven hundred sixty-five. ninety-eight hundred, seven thousand and sixty-five. ninety-eight thousand, seven hundred and sixty-five. ninety-eight, seventy-six and five.

How do you write in English figure 'Ten thousand nine hundred and eighty-seven'?. 10900870. 10987. 10,900,87. 10.987.

How do you write in English figure 'One hundred and fifty-four'?. 1.154. 154. 1, 054. 1054.

How do you spell the English figure '18,098'?. eighteen thousands and ninety eight. eighteen thousand ninety eight. eighteen thousand and ninety-eight. eighty hundred, nineteen eight.

Have you seen last month's sales ___?. cyphers. charts. quantities. figures.

In much of the business world, the calendar year id divided into four ___. quarters. fourth. squares. quarts.

Recent market ___ show that there is a considerable increase in the use of our technology in the banking sector. trials. research. trade. trends.

How do you spell '6.07'?. six-seven. six and oh and seven. six point oh seven. six and zero seven.

This year the tourist ___ has not been very good in our country. transaction. economy. trade. economics.

The gold ___ is the amount of gold held by a national bank. quantity. reserve. reservation. saved.

European negotiators have asked Greek debt holders to accept a 60 per cent cut in the ___ of their bonds. sureable value. face value. current value. actual value.

A person's purchasing ___ is their ability to buy goods. skill. power. opportunity. ability.

Hard ___ is money of a type that has a value in other countries than its own. note. currency. cash. money.

Credit cards are a convenient way to ___ goods. purchase. afford. interest. pay back.

Automated ___ machine (ATM) is a formal expression for cash dispenser. teller. tax. technology. time.

Bitcoin is a virtual ____ and a ____ system. currency/delivery. currency/payment. coin/payment. money/delivery.

I will use the ATM to ___ £20.00. spend. interest. loan. withdraw.

I ___ £50,00 an hour at my job. owe. withdraw. spend. earn.

Before you get a mortgage, the bank will do a thorough ___ to make sure you can ___ the loan. credit analysis/co-sign. credit risk/pay back. credit evaluation/afford. credit assessment/save.

An organization which is ___ does not make profit intentionally. (usually charity). no profit. no-profit. non-profit. not-profit.

A country's national/public ___ is the total amount of money that is owed by its government. health. profit. wealth. debt.

If gas appliances are usually more economical than electric ones, it means that they are usually ___. cheaper. more expensive. less economical. more economic.

___ is the money given by the government for education, welfare, and so on. mortgage. loan/lets. credit card. grant.

____ is a small amount of money kept in the company's office for buying cheap items. Petty cash. Pretty cash. Petty money. Pretty money.

He has a degree in ___. economic. Economy. economics. economy.

IKEA is a multinational corporation with ___ and offices across the globe, but its corporate ___ is located in Sweden. stocks/headmasters. stores/headquarters. shops/headquarter. shares/headquarters.

If your account is ___, you can be said to be in the red. refund. withdrawn. overdrawn. overthrown.

A bank ____ is an arrangement with a bank where the customer puts in and ____ money from. counter/gives back. account/withdraws. accounter/rethrow. loan/lets.

The ___ increases will ___ into effect in June. prize/come. wage/come. price/enter. wages/enter.

Teachers can buy books ___. at sales. at instalment. at a discount. on wages.

It is an attractive home and I think it is a real ___. affaire. bargain. business. fare.

They have taken ___ a 30-year mortgage. on. off. in. out.

In that shop you can pay in ___. baby trasnfer. dollars. money. cheques.

A company's turnover, less its cost of sales, is its ___. gross profit. revenue. operating profit. net profit.

What is a synonym of tariff?. fee. revenue. fine. fare.

A system of exchanging goods for other goods rather than for money is called ___. bartender. barnship. barriester. barter.

___ have at least ten shops throughout the country. pop-up shops. retailers. Manufacturers. Chain stores.

Could you bring me that ___ on the Spanish biotechnology sector?. report. note. rapport. relation.

An ___ is a place from which goods are sold or distributed. retailer. headquarters. store. outlet.

___ are physical objects that we can use or consume. Services. Wants. Goods. Needs.

Wholesalers buy goods ___ at cost price from manufacturers. in stock. in bulk. on sale. at a discount.

Every marketer should have an idea of how to build strong ___. trades. names. logos. brands.

Product, price, place and promotion are the main elements in the ___. marketing. market. trading. advertising.

To see what sort of product is demanded, market ___ must be carried out. promotion. mailing. research. profile.

___ are things we cannot without. The basic ones include food, water, housing and clothes. Services. Needs. Wants. Goods.

I have a small car because it is ___ to run. more expensive. more economic. less cheap. more economical.

We have ordered the goods from our usual ___. raw materials. delivey. trader. supplier.

A ___ is comprised of all the businesses and individual contributors involved in creating a product, from raw materials to finished merchandise. trademark. marketing. demand. supply chain.

How is the present supply and ___ for our kind of products?. demand. mix. trend. analysis.

What is the English for 'Titolare di diritti concessi in franchising'?. franchise. franchisor. franchising. franchisee.

What is the Italian for 'sole trader'?. ditta individuale. società in accomandita. società di persone. commerciante unico.

What is the Italian for 'Limited Company'?. società in nome collettivo. società di capitali. società di persone. società a responsabilità limitata.

What is the English for 'socio accomandatario'?. limited partner. active partner. unlimited partner. sleeping partner.

List price is the price established by a product's ___. retailers. buyer. manufacturer. factory.

The people who set up businesses are called ___. enterprise. labour. land. capital.

In English, Italian s.a.s. and s.n.c. are ______. partnerships. limited companies. enterprises. corporations.

The ___ is usually a large company. franchisor. franchisee. employee. insuree.

___ must have a minimum of £50,000 share capital and can sell their shares to the public. Partnerships. Sole Traders. Public Limited Companies. Private Limited Companies.

___ refers to a company reorganized by a specialist from outside the company, because of serious financial difficulties. Receivership. Administration. Bankruptcy. Liquidation.

___ is the state of a company having no money and controlled by an official receiver. This state offers virtually no advantages from the company directors’ standpoint. Administration. Bankruptcy. Receivership. Liquidation.

Bonds issued by the government are often known as ___. guilts. golds. gilts. golden.

A ___ is someone who buys and sells stock. insurance-broker. stockbroker. share-trader. stock-seller.

If a company needs to raise money, it may ___ shares. supply. put up. issue. sell.

A ___ is someone who buys shares, expecting the market to rise. bear. dog. bull. stag.

As an investor in Ford, I received a ___ of $0.25 a share at the end of April after Ford drastically exceeded its _____estimates. profit/assets. venue/earnings. dividend/earnings. revenue/liability.

The capital needed to run a business is provided by ___. gain. risk. investment. exprenditures.

Free ___ is an economic system in which private businesses compete with each other. stock. exchange. market. over-the-counter.

___ are taxes on imports which make foreign goods and services more expensive than home-produced products. Tariffs. Income taxes. Subsidies. Quotas.

A tax- ___ is someone who makes sure that you're paying enough taxes. inspector. official. officer. broker.

___ are payments made by governments to the home producers to enable them to lower their prices and to be more competitive. Quotas. Grants. Subsidies. Tariffs.

My accountant always prepares my ___ for me. tax detraction. tax return. tax form. tax allowance.

The ___ economy of a country is the income of those people who do not pay for taxes. hidden. black. sunk. dark.

What is the English for 'detrazione d'imposta'?. taxation permission. tax permission. tax allowance. tax detraction.

Markets include mechanisms or means for determining ___ of the traded item. price. valor. costs. prize.

____ is paid in relation to how much you earn. Income tax. Inverted tax. Inheritance tax. Indirect tax.

__ provides cover in case a member of the public has an accident. employer’s liability. professional liability. personal liability. public liability policy.

___ covers a range of possibilities if your business is your livelihood. personal liability. professional liability. public liability policy. employer’s liability.

___ refers to legal obligations arising out of a professional's errors, negligent acts, or omissions during the course of the practice of his or her craft. employer’s liability. personal liability. professional liability. public liability policy.

___ means that when an employee has an accident at work, he can claim compensation. professional liability. personal liability. public liability policy. employer’s liability.

___ is someone employed by an insurance company to value losses and to settle claims. Insurance broker. Third party. Loss adjuster. Policy holder.

___ is a person or company to whom a legal liability for compensation is owed for loss or injury resulting from a negligent act of someone who is insured. Third party. Insurance broker. Underwriter. Policy holder.

If you wish to take out an insurance policy, you can go either directly to the company or to ___ who will advise you about different companies and their policies. a policy holder. a loss adjuster. an insurance broker. an underwriter.

___ is a person skilled in the insurance business who has the power to accept risks for the company and to fix rates and conditions of insurance contracts. an underwriter. an insurance broker. a policy holder. a loss adjuster.

___ is the insured person who pays the premiums and has the right to claim under a policy. an insurance broker. a policy holder. a loss adjuster. an underwriter.

An insurance broker will help you find the best insurance ___ at the best price. politics. holder. coverage. policy.

STP is an acronym and stands for ___. segmentation, trade, price. stock, target, price. system, trade, positioning. segmentation, targeting, positioning.