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This flashcard set helps university-level learners improve their English, focusing on business and finance vocabulary. The vocabulary flashcards cover key terms like "sweat assets," "spare capacity," and "return on equity," essential for understanding corporate finance. The platform supports backward learning from the target language to the source language, making it versatile for various learning styles. Ideal for business students or professionals, these flashcards aid in mastering financial terminology and improving communication in professional settings.
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German
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English
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University
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28.05.2016 / 29.05.2016
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the things that a company has such as buildings, equipment, expert knowledge etc.

assets (pl n)

the maximum number of products that a compnay can produce in a particular time

capacity (n)
the money that is coming into and going out of a company

cashflow (n)

the depend less on money that has been borrowed

deleverage (v)

earning before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization

EBITDA

the amount of a company's borrowing compared to ist share capital

gearing (n)
to make money

generate cash / cashflow (phrase)

describes a company which has a lot of borrowed money in relation to ist share capital

heavily indebted / heavily leveraged / highly geared / highly leveraged (adj)

the amount of money that a company borrows, and the interest it pays on this in relation to ist share capital

income leverage (n)

owing money

indebted (adj)
the number of times that a company could pay the interest on a loan from its profits

interest cover (n)

the relationship of one important amount to another

investment ratio (n)

someone who has special knowledge about a subject

knowledge worker (n)

the ratio between the amount of money that a company owes to banks and the value of the company

leverage (n)
the money you make minus everything spent to make it

net income (n)

to produce as many goods as is possible in a particular period

operate at full capacity (phrase)

the degree to which a company is financially successful

operating performance (n)

having difficulty in paying depts

over-leveraged (adj)
equipment, machinery, buildings and land that have the value or power to earn money from a company

physical assets (pl n)

money that a company earns, especially after paying the costs of producing and selling products or services

profit (n)

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

profitability (n)

the relationship between a company's profits and the value of its assets such as equipent, builldings etc.

return on assets (ROA) (n)
a measurement of how well a company's managers are using money put into the company by people who have shares in it

return on equity (ROE) (n)

the fact that a company is not producing as many goods as it could do

spare capacity (n)

to use fewer resources and make more profits than other similar companies

sweat assets (phrase)

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