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This flashcard set helps university-level learners of English expand their vocabulary related to business and finance. The cards cover key terms like "tangible assets," "depreciation," and "market value," focusing on definitions and usage. With the "answer first" learning setting, you can reverse the learning direction – from the target language to the source language. Ideal for students and professionals aiming to enhance their financial literacy, these flashcards support both beginners and advanced learners in mastering essential business terminology.

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Level

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Created / Updated

15.03.2017 / 20.03.2018

brand

a name given to a product or group of products so that they can be easily recognized

carry

to show an item on the balance sheet

cash

money that is available for a company to use

charge

the amount of money that you have to pay for something, especially for an activity or service

current assets

money, investments, goods, etc. that have value or the power to make money for a company

debtor

a pperson, company, etc. that owes money to another person, company, etc.

depreciate

to show in accounts that somehting is lower in value because of being ols-fashioned or no longer useful

finished goods

goods that have been completed and are ready to sell

fixed assets

equipment, machinery, buildings and land that have the value or power to earn money for a company

goodwill

the good reputation and relationships that a company has with its customers

intagible assets

things that are not physical but add value to a company

market value

the amount that somehting can be sold for at a particular time

obsolete

something that is obsolete is not useful anymore because something newer or better has replaced it

physical assets

equipment, machinery, buildings and land that have the value or power to earn money for a company

stocks

(BrE) a supply of something for use or for sale

tangible assets

equipment, machinery, buildings, and land that heve the value or power to earn money for a company

unfinished goods

products that have not completed the manufacturing process

wear out

to use something so much that it is damaged and cannot be used anymore, or to become damaged in this way

write down

to reduce the value of somehting in accounts

write off

to decide that somehting has no use or value anymore

transaction cost analysis

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a study that a company does of how much a particular business activity costs, in order to find out if it would be cheaper to get another company to do it

annual report

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a report showing a company's financial results and other information which is given every year

balance sheet

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a record showing how much money a company has and how much it owns

bond

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a document given to people who invest money in a company which promises to pay back the money with interest

bond market

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the place where bonds are bought and sold

bondholder

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someone who has a bond

borrow

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to receive and use money, and agree to pay it back

cashflow statement

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a document showing the money that is coming into and going out of a company during a particular time

chief finance officer (CFO)

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the most senior financial manager in a company or organization

dividend

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an amount of money that a company pays to someone in relation to the number of shares he or she owns

finance

the way that money is made, lent, used, etc.

finance department

the part of a company or organisation that deals with money and the way it is made, lent, used etc.

finances

the money which a person or company has, and how it is managed

financial

relating to money or how money is managed

financial performance

how successful or not a company is in a financial way

financial reporting

the information that a company gives about its money

financial results

how a company performs in relation to the profit it makes

financial statement

a piece of information about a company's financial results

financial year

a period of tweve months that a company or organization uses to calculate how much profit it has made and how much money it owes

financier

a person or company that manages or lends a large amount of money

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debtor

a pperson, company, etc. that owes money to another person, company, etc.

depreciate

to show in accounts that somehting is lower in value because of being ols-fashioned or no longer useful

finished goods

goods that have been completed and are ready to sell

fixed assets

equipment, machinery, buildings and land that have the value or power to earn money for a company

goodwill

the good reputation and relationships that a company has with its customers

intagible assets

things that are not physical but add value to a company

market value

the amount that somehting can be sold for at a particular time

obsolete

something that is obsolete is not useful anymore because something newer or better has replaced it

physical assets

equipment, machinery, buildings and land that have the value or power to earn money for a company

stocks

(BrE) a supply of something for use or for sale

tangible assets

equipment, machinery, buildings, and land that heve the value or power to earn money for a company

unfinished goods

products that have not completed the manufacturing process

wear out

to use something so much that it is damaged and cannot be used anymore, or to become damaged in this way

write down

to reduce the value of somehting in accounts

write off

to decide that somehting has no use or value anymore

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