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g) gives preferred stock owner an edge,
if company goes bankrupt.
XIII Explain the reason for your choice:
It’s the year 2010. The pizza business you started ten years ago is now
making $1,000,000 a year. You’ve got a chance to expand into several
other regions, but that will take big money. What is the best step to con-
sider?
a) Limited yearly expansion to the amount of profits you can reinvest;
b) Apply for a big bank loan;
c) Sell company bonds to investors;
d) Sell stock in the company to investors.
XIV. Rewrite paragraphs 1,3,6 into your note-books and translate them
from English into Russian in a written form.
Вариант IV
1. Make sure you know all the key vocabulary.
baggy: hanging loosely.
value: the worth of something in money or compared to other
things.
plant: factory, large building where goods are made, usually by a
machine.
sum: amount of money.
promotion: making your product known to the public to increase sales.
profit: money gained in business , esp the difference between the
amount earned and the amount spent.
account: a written statement of money paid or owed for goods or
services.
benefit: a thing that one gains from sth; an advantage that sth gives.
on sale: available to be bought, esp in a shop.
expenditure: an amount of money spent.
fiscal: of or relating to public money; esp taxes: the government’s
fiscal policy.
ledger: a book in which a bank, business firm, etc records its finan-
cial accounts. 
                                  g) gives preferred stock owner an edge,
                                     if company goes bankrupt.

XIII Explain the reason for your choice:                                                                    Вариант IV

It’s the year 2010. The pizza business you started ten years ago is now      1. Make sure you know all the key vocabulary.
making $1,000,000 a year. You’ve got a chance to expand into several
other regions, but that will take big money. What is the best step to con-   baggy:         hanging loosely.
sider?
                                                                             value:         the worth of something in money or compared to other
a)   Limited yearly expansion to the amount of profits you can reinvest;                    things.
b)   Apply for a big bank loan;
c)   Sell company bonds to investors;                                        plant:         factory, large building where goods are made, usually by a
d)   Sell stock in the company to investors.                                                machine.

XIV. Rewrite paragraphs 1,3,6 into your note-books and translate them        sum:           amount of money.
from English into Russian in a written form.
                                                                             promotion:     making your product known to the public to increase sales.

                                                                             profit:        money gained in business , esp the difference between the
                                                                                            amount earned and the amount spent.

                                                                             account:       a written statement of money paid or owed for goods or
                                                                                            services.

                                                                             benefit:       a thing that one gains from sth; an advantage that sth gives.

                                                                             on sale:       available to be bought, esp in a shop.

                                                                             expenditure:   an amount of money spent.

                                                                             fiscal:        of or relating to public money; esp taxes: the government’s
                                                                                            fiscal policy.

                                                                             ledger:        a book in which a bank, business firm, etc records its finan-
                                                                                            cial accounts.
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