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Joel Baur
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Joel Baur
This flashcard set helps university-level learners improve their English vocabulary and business terminology. The cards cover a range of terms related to business, law, and international trade, such as "licensing arrangement," "global brand," and "exclusive agent." The platform supports backward learning, allowing users to reverse the learning direction from the foreign language to the native language. This set is ideal for students, professionals, and anyone looking to enhance their English fluency, particularly those at an advanced level seeking to expand their business vocabulary.
Cartes-fiches
21
Utilisateurs
1
Langue
Anglais
Catégorie
Anglais
Niveau
Université
Créé / Mis à jour
30.11.2015 / 05.12.2015
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to change

adapt (v)

a person or company that sells another company's products or deals with ist customers

agent (n)
to choose someone officially for the job or responsibility

appoint (v)

a method in which a company exports goods itself and does not use another company or person to do it

direct export (n)

when a company invests money in something and does all the business activities itself rather than using another company

direct investment (n)

a person or company which is selling products in a particular area for a company, and is the only person allowed to sell the products there

exclusive agent (n)
someone who controls the work involved in selling a company's products to other countries

export manager (n)

a brand that is known everywhere in the world

global brand (n)

products that are available all over the world

global offerings (pl n)

when a company can sell the same product all over the world and does not need to change it for the market in each country

glocalization (n)
consisting of people or things that are all of the same type

homogenous (adj)

the use of another person or company to sell your goods in other contries

indirect export (n)

something that two or more people or companies are working to achieve together

joint venture (n)

to give someone official permission to do something

license (v)
an official agreement that gives someone permission to do something

licensing agreement (n)

when a company allows a producer in an other contry to manufacture its brand

licensing arrangement / deal / pact(n)

to make something in a factory

manufacture (v)

to speak, act or be present officially for another person or people

represent (v)
the legal authority over who may use a book or film, or who may produce something

rights (pl n)

an area of the contry or world where someone tries to sell something

sales area (n)

with special permission from the maker of the product

under licence (phrase)

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