Język Angielski Zawodowy dla Ekonomistów i Biznesmenów: Vocational English -TECHNIKUM EKONOMICZNE - darmowy fragment EPUB

9. Types of economics

English

Polski

Agricultural economics

Applied economics

Behavioural economics

Classical economics

Business economics

Computational economics

Constitutional economics

Cultural economics

Demographic economics

Development economics

Ecological economics

Education economics

Energy economics

Environmental economics

Expeditionary economics

Experimental economics

Family economics

Financial economics

Health economics

Heterodox economics

Home Economics

Industrial economics

Information economics

Institutional economics

International economics

Keynesian economics

Labour economics

Leprechaun economics

Mainstream economics

Managerial Economics

Mathematical economics

Monetary economics

Neoclassical economics

Normative economics

Positive economics

Public economics

Theoretical economics

Transport economics

Urban economics

Welfare economics

Ekonomia rolna

Ekonomia stosowana

Ekonomia behawioralna

Ekonomia klasyczna

Ekonomia biznesu

Ekonomia obliczeniowa

Ekonomia konstytucyjna

Ekonomia kulturowa

Ekonomia demograficzna

Ekonomia rozwoju

Ekonomia ekologiczna

Ekonomia edukacji

Ekonomia energii

Ekonomia środowiska

Ekonomia ekspedycyjna

Ekonomia eksperymentalna

Ekonomia rodziny

Ekonomia finansowa

Ekonomia zdrowia

Ekonomia heterodoksyjna

Ekonomia domowa

Ekonomia przemysłowa

Ekonomia informacji

Ekonomia instytucjonalna

Ekonomia międzynarodowa

Ekonomia keynesowska

Ekonomia pracy

Ekonomia skrzata

Ekonomia głównego nurtu

Ekonomia menedżerska

Ekonomia matematyczna

Ekonomia pieniężna

Ekonomia neoklasyczna

Ekonomia normatywna

Ekonomia pozytywna

Ekonomia publiczna

Ekonomia teoretyczna

Ekonomia transportu

Ekonomia miejska

Ekonomia dobrobytu

9. Vocabulary, Grammar, and Speaking Exercises

Vocabulary

Complete the blanks with these words :(Microeconomics ,Business ,Environmental, Financial, Home, Industrial, Labour ,Macroeconomics )

Types of Economics

1. ----------- is the study of the economy as a whole.

2. -----------is the study of individual markets and choices.

3. -----------Economics is the study of how the economy impacts the environment.

4. -----------Economics is the study of managing and investing money.

5. -----------Economics is the study of industries and their market behaviour.

6. -----------Economics is the study of managing household resources.

7. -----------Economics is the study of work and wages.

8. -----------Economics is the study of economic principles in business.

II: SPEAKING

Speaking topic: Behavioural economics

Read and act out the dialogue

A: What is Behavioural economics?

B: It is the study of how psychology affects economic decisions

A: What is the main benefit of Behavioural economics?

B: It helps understand why people make irrational financial decisions.

A: Can you give an example?

B: Sure, like why people overspend during sales.

9. III: GRAMMAR:

Possessive adjectives vs. Possessive pronouns

Complete the sentences in B with Possessive pronouns.

A) Possessive adjective

B)Sentences with possessive pronouns

This is my pen. This is your pencil. This is his computer. The cat is licking its paw. Their house is over there. Her bag is yellow. John's box is bigger than our box. These are your books.

1. That pen is not--------------------

2. That pencil is not--------------------.

3. That computer is not--------------------

4. The paw that the cat is licking is-----------

5. The house over there is--------------------

6. The yellow bag is --------------------

7. John's box is bigger than --------------------

8. Those books are not --------------------

10. What Economics is about

English

Polski

Economics is about:

National and international economy

Unlimited wants and limited resources

Assets and liabilities

Costs and benefits

Creditors and debtors

Credits and debits

Demand and supply

Depreciations and appreciations

Direct and indirect production costs

Economic problems and economic solutions

Economic and non-economic activities

Efficiency and inefficiency

Employers and employees

Employment and unemployment

Imports and exports

Incentives and disincentives

Income and expenditure

Inflation and deflation

Inputs and outputs

Producers and consumers

Production and consumption

Profits and losses

Purchasers and sellers

Rationality and irrationality

Recession and boom

Selling and buying

Surplus and deficit

The rich and the poor

Utility and inutility

Wealth and poverty

Operating revenue and non-operating revenue

Positive externality and Negative externality

Social benefits and social costs

Ekonomia dotyczy:

Gospodarki krajowej i międzynarodowej

Nieograniczonych potrzeb i ograniczonych zasobów

Aktywa i zobowiązania

Koszty i korzyści

Wierzyciele i dłużnicy

Kredyty i debetowe

Popyt i podaż

Amortyzacja i wzrost wartości

Bezpośrednie i pośrednie koszty produkcji

Problemy ekonomiczne i rozwiązania ekonomiczne

Działalność ekonomiczna i nieekonomiczna

Efektywność i nieefektywność

Pracodawcy i pracownicy

Zatrudnienie i bezrobocie

Import i eksport

Zachęty i zniechęcenia

Dochody i wydatki

Inflacja i deflacja

Nakłady i wyniki

Producenci i konsumenci

Produkcja i konsumpcja

Zyski i straty

Nabywcy i sprzedawcy

Racjonalność i nieracjonalność

Recesja i boom

Sprzedaż i kupno

Nadwyżka i deficyt

Bogaci i biedni

użyteczności i nieużyteczności

Bogactwo i ubóstwo

Przychody operacyjne i nieoperacyjne przychody

Eksternalia pozytywna i Eksternalia negatywna

Korzyści społeczne i koszty społeczne

10. Vocabulary, Grammar, and Speaking Exercises

10. I: Vocabulary

Write the opposites of these economic terms

A) words

B) opposites

Assets Costs Creditors Credits Demand Producer Import problems

1-------------------------------.

2. -------------------------------

3-------------------------------

4-------------------------------

5. -------------------------------

6. -------------------------------

7. -------------------------------

8. -------------------------------

10. II: SPEAKING

Speaking topic: Talking about our limited resources

Read and act out the dialogue

A: Is it possible for people to satisfy all their needs?

B: No, it isn't, because people have limited resources.

A: What is an opportunity cost?

B: It's the value of the next best alternative that you give up when making a choice.

A: Can you give me an example?

B: Sure, if you spend money on a new phone, the opportunity cost might be a vacation you can no longer afford.

10. III: GRAMMAR

Can for ability and request

Is "Can" used for ability or request in these sentences? Write: ability or request in B

A) Can for ability od request

B) Answers

Adam can swim very fast. Calvin can play the guitar beautifully. Can you help me with my homework? Can you open the window? Can you please pass the salt? Can you tell me the time? I can solve this math problem easily. They can speak three languages fluently.