UNIT 6 WORDLIST
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FINAL DISCUSSION
Discussion. Lessons to be learnt from the article and the films.
Watch the film “Wall Street II. Money Never Sleeps” (2010) and find illustrations of the processes described in the text.
Read the recommended articles in the text and prepare reports on the topics.
Financial management functions in the past, present and future.
What external and internal factors should you consider as future managers in order to carry out a sound financial policy in a company?
| Text 1 | |
| 1. accumulate (v) | |
| 2. borrow (v); borrowing (n) | |
| 3. by virtue of (comp. prep.) | |
| 4. cash balance | |
| 5. current assets | |
| 6. current liabilities | |
| 7. endeavor (n) | |
| 8. equipment (n) | |
| 9. equity (n) | |
| 10. equity contributions | |
| 11. facet (n) | |
| 12. fixed assets | |
| 13. foresight (n) | |
| 14. generate (v) | |
| 15. go hand in hand with | |
| 16. hindsight (n) | |
| 17. inventory (n) | |
| 18. long-range (adj) | |
| 19. machinery (n) | |
| 20. make sales on credit | |
| 21. near-term (adj) | |
| 22. plant (n) | |
| 23. receivables (n) | |
| 24. trade credit | |
| Text 2 | |
| 1. brokerage (n) | |
| 2. consecutive (adj) | |
| 3. consistent (adj) | |
| 4. consumer discretionary company | |
| 5. consumer staples | |
| 6. diversify (n) | |
| 7. downturn (n) | |
| 8. ETF = exchange-traded fund | |
| 9. expense ratio | |
| 10. household name (n) | |
| 11. liquidity (n) | |
| 12. market capitalization | |
| 13. mutual fund | |
| 14. performance (n) | |
| 15. return (n) | |
| 16. track record (n) | |
| 17. underpriced (adj) | |
| 18. volatility (n) | |
| 19. well-established (adj) | |
| Text 3 | |
| 1. equity market | |
| 2. hazardous (adj) | |
| 3. heed (v) | |
| 4. interest rate (n) | |
| 5. intrinsic (adj) | |
| 6. liquidate (v) | |
| 7. margin calls | |
| 8. media coverage | |
| 9. mortgage (n) | |
| 10. overwhelm (v) | |
| 11. plunge (v) | |
| 12. prick (v) | |
| 13. real estate (n) | |
| 14. skyrocket (v) | |
| 15. smart money (n) | |
| 16. solvent (adj) | |
| 17. spur (v) | |
| 18. staggering (adj) | |
| 19. suspension (n) | |
| Text 4 | |
| 1. amplify (v) | |
| 2. applicable to (adj) | |
| 3. bear market | |
| 4. bust (n); go bust | |
| 5. debacle (n) | |
| 6. demise (n) | |
| 7. double-edged sword (idiom) | |
| 8. equity cushion | |
| 9. financial leverage | |
| 10. flipper (n) | |
| 11. fuel (v) | |
| 12. liquidity cushion | |
| 13. lure (v) | |
| 14. magnify (v) | |
| 15. meet contingencies | |
| 16. meet expenses | |
| 17. mortgage-backed security | |
| 18. outbreak (n) | |
| 19. prudent (adj) | |
| 20. resort to smth (v) | |
| 21. savage (v) | |
| 22. shareholders' equity | |
| 23. span (n) | |
| 24. standby (adj) | |
| 25. stash away (v) | |
| 26. subprime lending | |
| 27. tumble (v) | |
| 28. tumultuous (adj) | |
| 29. underwriter (n) | |
| 30. withdrawal (n) | |
| 31. within a span of | |
| 32. wreak (wrought) (v) | |
| 33. accounting gimmickry | |
| 34. at an accelerated pace (adv) | |
| 35. bloated (adj) | |
| 36. by virtue of (prep) | |
| 37. cost structure | |
| 38. counter (v) | |
| 39. deteriorate (v) | |
| 40. embellishment (n) | |
| 41. employability (n) | |
| 42. fraudulent (adj) | |
| 43. fuel-efficient (adj) | |
| 44. gas-guzzler (n) | |
| 45. indulge in (v) | |
| 46. insider trading | |
| 47. institutional investor | |
| 48. line of credit | |
| 49. merger (n) | |
| 50. mindshare (n) | |
| 51. obfuscation (n) | |
| 52. off-balance-sheet (adj) | |
| 53. perpetrator (n) | |
| 54. squander (v) | |
| 55. stiff fine | |
| 56. tax evasion | |
| 57. to be in the driver's seat (idiom) | |
| 58. ultimately (adv) | |
| 59. unresponsive to (adj) |
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