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- Question 1 of 17
1. Question
Match the following words to create phrases:
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- payments
- instruments
- date
- rating
- performance
- risk
- interest
- tradeable
- maturity
- investment
- financial
- credit
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2. Question
Fill in the blanks with one of the following words:
credit riskmaturity ratefinancial performanceinvestment ratingtradeable instrumentsinterest paymentBondholders get until the bond’s .
Because bonds are you can sell them at any time, but their price will depend on the company’s and the level of interest rates.
Only companies with hardly any get a AAA .
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3. Question
The abbreviation for a company’s earnings before interest and taxes.
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4. Question
The date on which a loan must be repaid, or the length of time until this date.
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5. Question
The difference between the interest rate a lender pays and the rate it charges its borrowers.
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6. Question
The expenses of operating a business that are not directly related to individual products or services (e.g. electricity, telephones, administrative costs).
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7. Question
The maximum amount that a bank will lend to a customer.
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8. Question
The money generated from a business’s normal activities.
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9. Question
The price (interest rate) that a financial institution must pay for the use of money.
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10. Question
All the securities and financial assets held by a financial institution or an individual.
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11. Question
An evaluation of a borrowers ability to pay interest and pay back a loan in the future.
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12. Question
An evaluation of a borrowers ability to pay interest and pay back a loan in the future.
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13. Question
South Korea government to help people in debt
Arrange the sentences items in the correct order:- to write off the debts of as many as 1.6 million people. The government wants to help people on low
- incomes who have money problems. It has a scheme called the National Happiness Fund. It wants to help
- struggling to pay back debts of less than $9,000 could get help.
- money and have huge student loans. One country is doing something to help people with debt. South Korea is going
- people to make a fresh start in life, without money worries. South Koreans who are
- more. People are taking out loans to help them buy food. More young people are borrowing lots of
- Many people around the world have a lot of debt. They owe a lot of money. They are using credit cards more and
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14. Question
South Korea government to help people in debt
Arrange the sentences items in the correct order:- government needed to act soon because there could be a big debt crisis coming.
- with their debts. The scheme was a big promise of a former South Korean president. He wanted to reduce growing
- South Korea. The Korea Times newspaper said the government is, "preventing numerous working
- The National Happiness Fund started in 2013 to help the poorest people in Korea
- there is still a big problem with middle and higher-income workers. These people have most of the debt in
- families from going bankrupt under a mountain of debt It said the
- inequality in the country. Household debt is a big issue in South Korea. The Happiness Fund will help with this. However,
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15. Question
Choose the correct answers:
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16. Question
Match the following words with their descriptions:
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- Money that you got from a bank (or from a friend or other person) that you must give back later.
- The money that people must pay back to another person, a bank or a company.
- Take and use money (or anything else) from a person or bank and then give it or pay it back later.
- In the position that you must pay back some I money to someone or to a bank.
- The money people get every month or year from working or from other things.
- Very, very, very big.
- Having difficulty or big problems trying to do something or trying to live.
- loans
- debt
- borrowing
- owe
- income
- huge
- struggling
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17. Question
Match the following words with their descriptions:
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- Having no money and not being in a position to pay back money you owe.
- An important topic or problem for debate or discussion.
- Been in a job or position before.
- Having very big and unfair differences because of money, job opportunities, chances in life, etc.
- Keeping something or stopping something from happening.
- A time of big, big difficulty, trouble, or danger.
- A big plan for reaching a goal or for putting an idea into action.
- bankrupt
- issue
- former
- inequality
- preventing
- crisis
- scheme
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