Definitions Flashcards

(53 cards)

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a good period for sellers, when prices are rising quickly

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Price boom

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2
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government efforts to limit price increases

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Price controls

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3
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a reduction in price

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Price cut

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4
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an increase in price

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Price hike

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5
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a company that is first to reduce or increase prices

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Price leader

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6
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label attached to goods showing the price; also means price

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Price tag

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7
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advertising spot on TV

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Slot

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8
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place on a building or by a roadside for a large advertising poster

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Hoarding

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9
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piece of paper with advertising or information about a product, service or event

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Leaflet

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10
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company which supports arts or sports event financially, partly for advertising purposes

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Sponsor

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11
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design of a piece of advertising

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Layout

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12
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letters or catalogues sent directly to the customer

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Direct mail

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13
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book in which goods are listed and described

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Catalogue

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14
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people who are expected to take notice of an advertisement

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Target audience

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15
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newspapers, radio and television

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Media

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16
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when satisfied customers recommend products

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Word-of-mouth advertising

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17
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in charge of producing advertisements

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Advertising agency

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18
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a contract to produce the advertisements for a client

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Account

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19
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amount of money planned to be spent on advertising

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Advertising budget

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20
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statement of the objectives of advertising

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Brief

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21
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what is to be communicated through advertising

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Message

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22
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choice of how, where and in what proportions to advertise

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set of customers whose needs a company plans to satisfy and expose to an advertisement

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Target market

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advertising of a particular product or service during a particular period of time

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Advertising campaign

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favorable mentions of a product that the company doesn't pay for
Publicity
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one person provides all the capital, takes the profit and suffers the losses. Unlimited liability
Sole trader
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two or more people combine their resources. Maximal number of people is 20. Either unlimited or limited liability
Partnership
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a registered company with maximal number of 50 people that provide capital which is divided into shares. The shares cannot be sold on an open market to the general public
Private limited company (LTD)
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a registered company with maximal number of 50 people that provide capital which is divided into shares. The shares can be sold on an open market to the general public
Public limited company (PLC)
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firm that controls or owns production/services outside the country in which it is based
Multinational corporation (MNC)
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subsidiary of which at least half the share capital is owned by another company
Parent / Holding company
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business activity in which two or more people / organisations work together
Joint venture
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personal assets of owners can be taken to pay any business debts
Unlimited liability
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liability is limited to the amount of capital subscribed
Limited liability
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to create an enterprise from scratch
To start your own business
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to operate normally
To be in business
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to stop doing business permanently
To go out of business
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a small card with your name, address, telephone number and email address of the company you work for
Business card
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the hours that a shop or other business is usually open
Business hours
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the study of how the businesses work, especially financial and management aspects
Business studies
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serious and effective in the way you do things
Businesslike
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usually a small business run by the members of one family
Family business
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a large company mainly owned by one person or family
Business empire
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an atmosphere which encourages people to make money through their own activities and not rely on the government
Enterprise culture
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an area where the government encourages companies to start new business by offering them lower taxes, less paperwork and other financial advantages
Enterprise zone
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an economy characterized by an enterprise culture
Enterprise economy
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business activity owned by individuals rather than the state
Free (Private) enterprise
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the activity of producing, buying and selling goods and services
Business (uncountable)
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a company, firm or more formally a concern, that sells goods and services
a Business (countable)
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large companies considered together
Big business
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used in a positive way to talk about business, emphasizing the use of money to take risks
Enterprise
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a large company
Corporation
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organisations with social aims
Non-profit organisations / Charities (BrE)