| 1. output
| A. stage in an economic cycle in which conditions of relatively low-unemployment and high total income prevail, leading to high purchasing power (if the inflation rate is kept low)
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| 2. export
| B. total national income (GDP) divided by total population, it is not the average income (because it includes children and non-working population) but serves as an indicator of a country's living standards
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| 3. home-grown
| C. ratio of profit after taxes to cost-of-sales, often expressed as a percentage; it is one of the measures of the profitability of a firm, and an indicator of its cost structure
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| 4. stagnate
| D. full of busy activity
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| 5. prosperity
| E. to send goods or services across national frontiers for the purpose of selling and realizing foreign exchange
F. to stay the same and not grow or develop
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| 6. per capita income
| G. become inactive or dull
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| 7. mainstream
| H. when someone stops employing someone, sometimes temporarily, because there is no money to pay them or because there is no work for them
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| 8. profit margin
| I. the amount of energy, work, goods, or services produced by a machine, factory, company, or an individual in a period
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| 9. lay off
| J. products and services which are readily available to and appealing to the general public, as opposed to being of interest only to a very specific subset of the public
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| 10. bustling
| K. belonging to or being developed in your own country
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