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Answer the questions.

 

1. How can a country control its economy?

2. What is an industry starting up called?

3. How can the government help an infant industry?

4. Why does a country impose import control?

5. What are the types of import controls?

6. Who enforces import restrictions?

7. What documents must an importer fill out before the goods leave the exporting country?

8. Why does the government often make trade agreements with trading partners?

 

Insert right word or word combination choosing from those given.

 

exempt, restrictions, quota, enforced, consular invoice, licence, grants, loans, infant, subsidizing.

 

1. A country can impose import … to protect … industries.

2. A … is a certificate which gives permission to do something.

3. Traders may also be limited to a … .

4. The government can help an infant industry by … .

5. Trade restrictions are … by the Customs and Excise department.

6. Under trade agreements certain goods from certain countries may be … from some of the taxes.

7. The … … is sometimes also used as a certificate of origin.

8. To subsidize an industry means to give it … and … .

 

 

II. Listening Comprehension

 

Scene 1

 

Answer the questions.

 

1. What was the reason for Kamal’s visit to J.M.?

2. Why did the bank suggest merging with a bigger company?

3. How was the share capital of the company redistributed?

4. What was Kamal’s reaction to the news about new backers?

 

Reproduce the situations in which the words from the glossary are used.

Give the summary of the scene

Scene 2

 

Answer the questions.

 

1. What are Tom’s feelings about his retirement?

2. What news did Christopher bring?

3. Why did Carl and Eve decided to go to Industria?

 

Reproduce the situations in which the words from the glossary list are used.

Give the summary of the scene.

 

Scene 3.

 

Answer the questions.

 

1. Why did the government of Industria impose import restrictions?

2. How were the bikes of J.M. selling?

3. What was the quote for the bikes?

4. What did Carl suggest that they should do before the restrictions come into force?

5. What should J.M. do not to be dependant on Industrian market?

6.

Give the summary of the scene.

Reproduce the situations in which the words from the glossary list are used.

III. Paraphrase the following sentences conveying the same meaning and translate them.

 

1. Kamal didn’t find out the opinion and intentions of MEI.

2. 2.The bank is not trying to do anything without J.M.’s knowledge.

3. Rapid expansion over the last few months is successful.

4. J.M. still can express its opinion about merger.



5. Jack is a confirmed bachelor. He will never have courage to marry.

6. Kamal’s bank is going to control J.M.’s operation.

7. The new controls will harm Indusria’s exports if other countries undertake the same actions in response.

8. The government is taking into consideration only the results of near future.

9. They count for the fact that their trading partners won’t undertake the same actions.

10. That’s quite a risk.

11. The restrictions will be effective in a month.

12. J.M. can’t be dependant on one market.

 

IV. Dramatize scenes 1 and 2.

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