Voc.


M. E.
This set of flashcards helps university-level learners of English expand their financial and economic vocabulary. Focusing on terms like "toxic assets," "stagflation," and "speculative bubble," it covers key concepts in finance and economics. The platform supports backward learning from the target language to the source language, making it versatile for both language and subject matter study. Ideal for students and professionals aiming to enhance their fluency in economic discussions, this set is particularly useful for those at an advanced level seeking to refine their technical language skills.
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Englisch
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Englisch
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22.05.2017 / 28.05.2018

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cook the books

Bilanz frisieren

corporate collapse

a business failure

expectation gap

a difference between what a company must do because of the law and what a customer or investor expects it to do

Financial Reporting Council (FRC)

an organization in the UK that gives rules on the way companies should present their accounts

fraud

betrügen

Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP)

in the US, rules on the ways business accounts should be presented

International Accounting Standards (IAS)

rules and standards in accounting which are used all over the world

International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO)

an organization that represents all the stock markets around the world

misleading information

irreführende Infos

oversight

Aufsicht

overstate

überbewerten

qualifications

Beweiss dass  etwas nicht stimmt

regulate

to control something by using rules

Securities and Exchange Commision (SEC)

a US organization that represents stock markets

understate

unterbewerten

boom and bust cycle

Zyklus des Auf- und Abschwungs

bottom out

die Talsohle erreichen und sich wieder steigern wollen

budget deficit

the situation when a government spends more money than it gets from taxes

contract

to become smaller

contraction

when something becomes smaller

currency

Währung eines Landes

decline

to increase more slowly, abnehmen

depression

Konjunkturrückgang

disposable income

the money you can spend after you have paid for essential things like food, electricity, etc.

economic cycle

Konjunkturzyklus

exchange rate

Wechselkurs

interest rate

Zinssatz

key indicator

one of the main ways of measuring how successful something is

mortgage

Hypothek

out of work

having no job

overheating

the situation when a market or a country's economy grows too fast and prices increase very quickly

pick up

increase, improve

prosperity

Wohlstand, Erfolg

reach a trough

Tiefpunkt erreichen

recover

to start to improve

recovery

Erholung, Aufschwung

retail sales

the amount that people are spending in shops

severe recession

starke Rezession (more than 6 months)

shrink

to become smaller

slump

a long period of thime when an economy or market is less ative (fallen, zurückgehen)

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