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CONTENTS

UNIT 1. What is economics?

Text A: What is economics?

Text B: What economics isn't

Text C: Micro, Macro and Fantasy Economics

BUSINESS COMMUNICATION: Introductions

GRAMMAR: Present Tenses. The Present Simple (Indefinite) and the Present Continuous Tenses

UNIT 2. Factors of production

Text A: Factors of production

Text B: Entrepreneurship

Text C: Factors of Production for an Innovation Economy BUSINESS COMMUNICATION: In the office

GRAMMAR: Present Tenses. The Present Perfect and the Present Perfect Continuous Tenses

UNIT 3. Types of economic systems

Text A: Types of economic systems

Text B: Command economy

Text C: Good (and bad) models

BUSINESS COMMUNICATION: Finding the way

GRAMMAR: Past Tenses. The Past Simple (Indefinite) and the Past Continuous Tenses

UNIT 4. Demand and supply

Text A: Demand and supply

Text B: The role of price

Text C: Two factors that affect labor supply and demand BUSINESS COMMUNICATION: Making an appointment

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GRAMMAR: The Past Prefect Tense. The Past Perfect Continuous Tense. Past Tenses Review.

UNIT 5. Free-enterprise system

Text A: What is free enterprise?

Text B: Role of government in a free-enterprise economy

Text C: Invisible hand

BUSINESS COMMUNICATION: At the airport.

GRAMMAR: Future Tenses. The Imperative Mood.

UNIT 6. Forms of business organisations

Text A: Forms of business organisations

Text B: Nonprofit organisations

Text C: Franchising

BUSINESS COMMUNICATION: At the hotel

GRAMMAR: Nouns. Articles.

UNIT 7. Money

Text A. Money and its role in the economy

Text B. A Glimpse of the American, British and Euro currencies Text C. A Barter Way of Doing Business

BUSINESS COMMUNICATION: On the telephone

GRAMMAR: Determiners. Numerals

UNIT 8. Taxes

Text A: Taxes

Text B: Taxation in the UK

Text C: Taxes are good

BUSINESS COMMUNICATION: In company

GRAMMAR: Pronouns. Adjectives. Adverbs. Comparison

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