Basic financial and economic concepts

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Froggy Jumps Basic financial and economic conceptsOnline version Let's find the economic concepts by György 1 To pay for or meet the costs of something, often from available income or resources. collocations: cover the company’s expenses, cover living expenses, cover business expenses a cover expenses b mortgage c revenue 2 Relating to or characteristic of the countryside rather than towns or cities. a rural b supply c trough 3 A reduction in the amount of tax that individuals or businesses must pay. a tax cut b charge c windfall tax 4 The use of goods and services by households and individuals. a consumption b deflation c demand 5 The gross domestic product of a country divided by its total population, used as an indicator of the average economic output per person. a GDP per capita b Gross Domestic Product (GDP) c Gross National Income (GNI) 6 The buying and selling of houses and flats, including prices and demand levels. a housing market b housing bubble c headquarters 7 A loan taken from a bank or lender to buy property, usually repaid with interest over many years. a mortgage b resource c interest rate 8 A phase in the business cycle when the economy grows, output increases, unemployment falls, and consumer spending rises. a expansion b expense c contraction 9 A fixed set of products and services used to track the cost of living and measure inflation over time. a basket of goods and services b consumption c demand 10 Extremely high and typically accelerating inflation, often exceeding 50% per month, causing money to lose nearly all its value very quickly. a hyperinflation b greedflation c demand-pull inflation 11 A payment made to shareholders from a company’s profits. a dividend b charge c real GDP

Froggy Jumps

Basic financial and economic conceptsOnline version

Let's find the economic concepts

by György

To pay for or meet the costs of something, often from available income or resources. collocations: cover the company’s expenses, cover living expenses, cover business expenses

cover expenses

mortgage

revenue

Relating to or characteristic of the countryside rather than towns or cities.

rural

supply

trough

A reduction in the amount of tax that individuals or businesses must pay.

tax cut

charge

windfall tax

The use of goods and services by households and individuals.

consumption

deflation

demand

The gross domestic product of a country divided by its total population, used as an indicator of the average economic output per person.

GDP per capita

Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

Gross National Income (GNI)

The buying and selling of houses and flats, including prices and demand levels.

housing market

housing bubble

headquarters

A loan taken from a bank or lender to buy property, usually repaid with interest over many years.

mortgage

resource

interest rate

A phase in the business cycle when the economy grows, output increases, unemployment falls, and consumer spending rises.

expansion

expense

contraction

A fixed set of products and services used to track the cost of living and measure inflation over time.

basket of goods and services

consumption

demand

Extremely high and typically accelerating inflation, often exceeding 50% per month, causing money to lose nearly all its value very quickly.

hyperinflation

greedflation

demand-pull inflation

A payment made to shareholders from a company’s profits.

dividend

charge

real GDP

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Basic financial and economic concepts

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by György

To pay for or meet the costs of something, often from available income or resources. collocations: cover the company’s expenses, cover living expenses, cover business expenses

Relating to or characteristic of the countryside rather than towns or cities.

A reduction in the amount of tax that individuals or businesses must pay.

The use of goods and services by households and individuals.

The gross domestic product of a country divided by its total population, used as an indicator of the average economic output per person.

The buying and selling of houses and flats, including prices and demand levels.

A loan taken from a bank or lender to buy property, usually repaid with interest over many years.

A phase in the business cycle when the economy grows, output increases, unemployment falls, and consumer spending rises.

A fixed set of products and services used to track the cost of living and measure inflation over time.

Extremely high and typically accelerating inflation, often exceeding 50% per month, causing money to lose nearly all its value very quickly.

A payment made to shareholders from a company’s profits.

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