Englisch II

Industries and companies

Industries and companies


A. K.
This set of flashcards helps university students learn English business vocabulary and concepts. It covers various business structures like "Public limited company" and "Limited Liability Company," as well as industry types such as "Service industry" and "Primary industry." The platform supports backward learning from the target language to the source language, making it versatile for different learning styles. Ideal for business students or professionals aiming to enhance their English vocabulary, this set is particularly useful for those at an advanced level seeking to refine their understanding of business terminology.
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Langue
Anglais
Catégorie
Anglais
Niveau
Université
Créé / Mis à jour
28.12.2015 / 09.01.2016

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Primary industry

Primary industry includes agriculture, forestry and mining, where raw materials for the secondary are excavated.

Secondary industry

Secondary industry includes construction and manufacturing, in which raw materials are further processed.

Service industry

Service industry
includes banking, entertainment and tourism and is characterized by the absence of physical products.

Sole trader

Sole trader
is a business owned by one person, who is ‘self-employed’. That individual has unlimited liability – they are responsible for any debts. A self-employed professional will refer to themselves as a ‘freelancer’.

Partnership

Partnership is a type of business organization and legal structure, in which two or more people run a business together. Lawyers, architects and auditing firms are typical partnerships.

Limited Liability Company

Limited Liability Company is a type of business organization and legal structure, in which the ownership and the company are legally distinct, so the company is responsible for any debts, not the owners, who have limited liability. It is referred to as a private company because shares cannot be sold to the public.

Public limited company

Public limited company is a type of business organization and legal structure, in which a company is owned by shareholders (e.g. large financial institutions, other companies, members of the public) who receive a share of the profits every year (paid as dividends) and who will also get a capital gain or loss when they sell their shares (price volatility at stock market). These large companies are run by managers under the supervision of a Board.

Stakeholder

Stakeholder is a person or organisation with a legitimate interest in a given situation, action or enterprise.

Franchise

Franchise is a type of company, in which the business owner allows other people (franchisees) to set up in business using the company`s brand name, products and reputation.

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