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Joel Baur
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Joel Baur
This flashcard set helps university-level learners of English expand their business vocabulary and strategic planning terminology. The vocabulary flashcards cover key concepts like "strategic vision," "resource allocation," and "profitability," essential for strategic decision-making and market analysis. The platform supports backward learning, allowing users to practice from English to their native language or vice versa. Ideal for business students, professionals, or anyone aiming to enhance their strategic communication skills, these cards cater to intermediate to advanced learners seeking to refine their business English proficiency.
Cartes-fiches
23
Utilisateurs
1
Langue
Anglais
Catégorie
Anglais
Niveau
Université
Créé / Mis à jour
29.11.2015 / 03.12.2015
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Cartes-fiches

the things that a company has such as buildings, equipment, expect knowledge, etc.

assets (pl n)

to start selling something for the first time

attack a market (phrase)
belief in something and wanting it to succeed

commitment (n)

to try to prevent companies that are competing against yours from being successful in the market

defend a market (phrase)

to control a market by having a lot of power or influence

dominate a market (phrase)

to have a small position in a market with the hope of having a bigger position later

establish a foothold/toehold in a market (phrase)
to decide on a plan for achieving success

formulate strategy (phrase)

the process of putting a plan or system into operation

implementation (n)

to start to be very successful in a particular market

invade a market (phrase)

a statement of what a company or organization's main aims are

mission statement (n)
something that you plan to do or achieve

objective (n)

the process of thinking about what you are going to do and how you are going to do it

planning (n)

the amount of money that is made in relation to how much is spent

profitability (n)

the way that money, people and equipment, etc. are going to be used to achieve something

resource allocation (n)
when a company buys another company as part of its business plan

strategic acquisition (n)

a decision that a company makes that is very important for ist future

strategic decision (n)

something that a company wants to achieve

strategic goal (n)

an action with a particular purpose that relates to a company's aims

strategic move (n)
when two companies or organizations work together to achieve something

strategic partnership (n)

when a certain strategy is measured in order to see ist success, usually financially

strategic success (n)

clear ideas about what you need to do to achieve success

strategic vision (n)

the idea you have about what you will achieve and what something will be like in the future

vision (n)

to stop selling something in a particular market

withdraw from a market (phrase)

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