English for School of Economics
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English for School of Economics

Автор: М. Ракипова

Форматы: PDF

Издательство: Антология

Год: 2006

Место издания: Санкт-Петербург

ISBN: 5-94962-112-3

Страниц: 128

Артикул: 58185

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Данное пособие предназначено для студентов специальности "Бухгалтерский учет, анализ и аудит", включает в себя список грамматических тем, контрольные работы, тексты для чтения и перевода на русский язык, словарь терминов, контрольно-тренировочные упражнения и тесты, грамматический справочник в таблицах, список основных стран и валют. Пособие может быть рекомендовано для студентов других специальностей факультета экономики. Разделы по грамматике, составлению резюме, контрольно-тренировочные упражнения могут быть полезны для всех изучающих английский язык.

Содержание книги "English for School of Economics"


Предисловие
Часть I
Семестр I
Контрольная работа № 1
Текст контрольной работы № 1
Семестр II
Контрольная работа № 2
Текст контрольной работы № 2
Семестр III
Контрольная работа № 3
Часть II
Тексты для дополнительного чтения
Часть III
Словарь терминов
Часть IV
A. Контрольно-тренировочные упражнения
Семестр I
Семестр II
Семестр III
B. Тесты
Часть V
Грамматический справочник в таблицах
Словообразование
Часть VI
Список основных стран и валют
Библиографический список

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Вариант 2 MONEY Questions: 1. What does the money supply in the US consist of? 2. What attributes of money were important in the past? 3. What are the most important attributes of money in a modern credit economy? 4. What are the functions that money performs? 5. The value of money has fallen in the US over time, hasn't it? Money is anything that is in general use in the purchase of goods and services and in the discharge of debts. Money may also be defined as an evidence of debt owed by society. The money supply in the US consists of currency (paper money), coins, and demand deposits (checking accounts). Currency and coins are government-created money, whereas demand deposits are bank-created money. Of these three components of the money supply, demand deposits are by far the most important. Thus, most of the money supply is invisible, intangible, and abstract. The two most important inherent attributes that money must possess in a modern credit economy are acceptability and stability. In earlier times in the evolution of money and monetary institutions in the United States, the attributes of divisibility, portability, and visibility were important. The two legal attributes of 'legal tender' and 'standard money' are not of as much importance today as in the past. The four functions that money often performs are (1) standard of value, (2) medium of exchange, (3) store of value, and (4) standard of deferred payment. In a modern specialized economy, (2) and, most especially, (1) are the most important of these. Although it is agreed that the value of money has fallen in the US over time, there are three in part conflicting theories of value that have been advanced to explain this phenomenon: the commodity, quantity, and income theories. Most economists today espouse either the second or, more typically, the third of these. Any money can retain its value as long as its issuance is limited; it need not have a commodity backing. Inflation or rising prices have been ex...