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GLOSARY UNIT 10
Cereals: Grasses grown for the edible components of the grain.
Mortgage: A loan to finance the purchase of private residencial or commercial property.
Speculation: Investment in stocks but wtih the risk of lost.
Crop: A cultivate plant to be harvested as food, animal fodder, fuel or for any other economic purpose.
Agricultural landscape: A landscape transformed to cultive crop and rear livestock.
Cultural heritage: The things, places and practise that define who we are as individuals, as communities, as nations or cultures.
Domestic tourism: The tourists don´t leave their country.
Large-scale tourism: Travel of a long period and distance from your country.
Tour operators: Companies that helps you economicly with your large-scale travel.
High-speed rail: A rail build for high-speed trains.
Peak season: Time in which the people normally go out, this time is in summer.
Off-peak season: The rest of the year, the people go less on holidays this time.
Recession: A business cycle contraction; a general slowdown in economic activity.
Mortgage: A loan to finance the purchase of private residencial or commercial property.
Speculation: Investment in stocks but wtih the risk of lost.
Crop: A cultivate plant to be harvested as food, animal fodder, fuel or for any other economic purpose.
Agricultural landscape: A landscape transformed to cultive crop and rear livestock.
Cultural heritage: The things, places and practise that define who we are as individuals, as communities, as nations or cultures.
Domestic tourism: The tourists don´t leave their country.
Large-scale tourism: Travel of a long period and distance from your country.
Tour operators: Companies that helps you economicly with your large-scale travel.
High-speed rail: A rail build for high-speed trains.
Peak season: Time in which the people normally go out, this time is in summer.
Off-peak season: The rest of the year, the people go less on holidays this time.
Recession: A business cycle contraction; a general slowdown in economic activity.
GLOSARY UNIT 9
Freight: Goods or produce transported by ship, aircraft, train, lorry or van.
Capital flows: The movement of goods or money
Exports: Goods that are sold outside of the country.
Imports: Goods that a country buy from other country
Balance of trade: The difference between the money of imports and exports.
Balance of payments: Is the record of all monetary transactiones between a country and the rest of the world.
Retail: Type of trade that sells directly to the consumer.
Wholesale Trade in which buyers purchase large quantities of good and sell them to another company.
Trade bloc: Area of countries with a special trade regulations.
Transport network: The connections that facilitate the transport of good and people.
Market: The meeting of buyers and sellers of goods and services.
Infrastructure: The basic structure we need to make an economy function.
Trade: The buying and selling of goods.
Bartering: The exchange of goods between two or more countries.
Tourism: A sector dedicated to travel for recreational, leasure or business purposes.
Information society: Society where the information technology is envolved in the economy.
Public services: Services that are free for the consumers and they are paid by the state.
Private services: Services sold by a business, separated from the state, it isn´t free.
Capital flows: The movement of goods or money
Exports: Goods that are sold outside of the country.
Imports: Goods that a country buy from other country
Balance of trade: The difference between the money of imports and exports.
Balance of payments: Is the record of all monetary transactiones between a country and the rest of the world.
Retail: Type of trade that sells directly to the consumer.
Wholesale Trade in which buyers purchase large quantities of good and sell them to another company.
Trade bloc: Area of countries with a special trade regulations.
Transport network: The connections that facilitate the transport of good and people.
Market: The meeting of buyers and sellers of goods and services.
Infrastructure: The basic structure we need to make an economy function.
Trade: The buying and selling of goods.
Bartering: The exchange of goods between two or more countries.
Tourism: A sector dedicated to travel for recreational, leasure or business purposes.
Information society: Society where the information technology is envolved in the economy.
Public services: Services that are free for the consumers and they are paid by the state.
Private services: Services sold by a business, separated from the state, it isn´t free.
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