HSLU EN s03


F. G.
Diese Vokabelkartei unterstützt Englischlernende auf Universitätsniveau, mit Fokus auf Wirtschaftsvokabular. Sie umfasst Begriffe wie "trade-off" (Ausgleich), "transaction cost" (Transaktionskosten) und "unique selling point" (Alleinstellungsmerkmal). Die Plattform ermöglicht auch rückwärtsgerichtetes Lernen, z.B. von der Zielsprache zur Ausgangssprache. Ideal für Studierende und Fachleute, die ihre Englischkenntnisse im wirtschaftlichen Kontext vertiefen möchten.
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Englisch
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Englisch
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Universität
Erstellt / Aktualisiert
11.01.2019 / 11.01.2019

Flashcards

input n

Eingang n ---------- anything that is used in a production process

interest rate n

Zinssatz n ---------- the amount charged by a lender to a borrower for the use of assets

inventory investment n

Lagerinvestition n ---------- changes in the stocks of finished goods and goods in process

investment bank (also merchant bank) n

Investmentbank (auch Handelsbank) n ---------- a financial organization that performs a variety of services including underwriting, acts as an intermediary between an issuer of securities and the investing public, facilitates mergers and also acts as a broker for institutional clients

investment spending n

investitionsausgaben n ---------- money spent on capital goods, or goods used in the production of capital, and commodities

jingle n

Jingle n ---------- a short simple tune used in commercials

jobless recovery n

Arbeitslose Erholung n ---------- a situation where the economy as a whole improves, but the unemployment rate remains high

labour force (also work force) n

Arbeitskräfte (auch Arbeitskräfte) n ---------- the total number of people employed or seeking employment in a country or region

labour productivityn

Arbeitsproduktivität n ---------- the measurement of the amount of goods and services produced by one hour of labor

launch n, v

starten n, v ---------- (an event) to celebrate or introduce a new product

leaflet (also brochure) n

Prospekt (auch Broschüre) n ---------- a printed piece of paper, usually free and containing advertising material or information

lender of last resort n

Kreditgeber des letzten Auswegs n ---------- a countries central bank that offers loans to banks or other eligible institutions that are experiencing financial difficulty or near collapse

leverage n, v

Hebelwirkung n, v ---------- (to use) borrowed money to buy an investment or company stock

licence (AE

Lizenz (AE ---------- to give somebody formal permission to make,

license) n, v

Lizenz) n, v, v ---------- sell or use a product

liquid adj

flüssig adj ---------- easily convertible to cash.

liquidity trap n

Liquiditätsfalle n ---------- a situation in which prevailing interest rates are low and savings rates are high, making monetary policy ineffective.

loan n v

Darlehen n v ---------- a sum of money given to a borrower and typically repaid with interest

logo n

Logo n ---------- an official design or symbol used by a company to advertise its products

loss aversion n

Verlustaversion n ---------- the tendency for an individual to prefer avoiding losses rather than accruing gains

loss leader n

Verlustleiter n ---------- an article that is sold at a loss to attract customers

lump-sum tax n

Pauschalsteuer n ---------- a fixed amount of taxes assessed equally on all taxpayers regardless of their income level.

mailshot (also mass mailing) n

Mailing (auch Massenversand) n ---------- the posting of advertisements or information that a company sends to many people at one time

marginal benefit n

Grenzleistung n ---------- the additional satisfaction that a person receives from consuming an additional unit of a good or service.

marginal cost n

Grenzkosten n ---------- the increase in cost that accompanies a unit increase in output

marginalpropensity to consume (MPC) n

marginale Konsumpropensität (MPC) n ---------- the proportion of a change in income that is spent on the consumption of goods and services, rather than being saved

market failure n

Marktversagen n ---------- the situation where the quantity of a product demanded by consumers is not equal to the quantity supplied.

market n, v

Markt n, v ---------- (to make goods available to) people who might want to buy something, or a certain part of the world

market power n.

Marktmacht n. ---------- the ability of a company to manipulate price by influencing an item's supply, demand or both

market-clearing price n

marktgerechter Preis n ---------- a price that causes quantities supplied and demanded to be equal

marketing n

Marketing n ---------- all the commercial activities involved in promoting, distributing and selling a product

maturity transformation (also maturity mismatching) n

Fristentransformation (auch Laufzeitinkongruenz) n ---------- the process in which a bank receives a deposit for one maturity period and lends the same amount for a different maturity period

medium of exchange n.

Tauschmittel n. ---------- an instrument used to facilitate the sale, purchase or trade of goods between parties

merchandise n, v

Ware n, v ---------- (to advertise) goods that people buy and sell

merchandising n

Merchandising n ---------- products relating to a popular film, sports team, event, etc

minimum wage n

Mindestlohn n ---------- the minimum amount of compensation an employee must receive for performing labor

monetarism n

Monetarismus n ---------- a set of views that are based on the belief that inflation depends on how much money the government prints

monetary policy n

geldpolitik n ---------- the actions of a central bank, currency board or other regulatory committee that determine the size and rate of growth of the money supply, which in turn affects interest rates

money supply n

Geldmenge n ---------- the entire stock of currency and other liquid instruments in a country's economy at a particular time

monopolistic competition n

monopolistischer Wettbewerb n ---------- a type of competition within an industry where: 1. All firms produce similar yet not perfectly substitutable products; all firms are able to enter the industry if the profits are attractive; all firms maximize their profit; and all firms have some market power, which means none are price takers

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