………are people who put money into a business in the hope of making a profit:

The financial institution is as an intermediary since………..:

The accounting value of a company ( assets minus liabilities):

When you give money to a bank, who are you?

The ……………………… measures how much the price of a basket of consumer goods has changed over a given time period:

Which of the following best describes the bank system?

The ……………….represents the total value of the goods and services produced by a country over some unit of time (a month, a season, a year etc.):

Money owed by a company:

Closing of a company and selling of its assets:

A small book that records a depositor’s deposits, withdrawals and interest payments by the bank:

Banking services offered to large companies:

When the government doesn’t control the exchange rate in any way, the currency is ……………….. :

All the ……………..you make on your account are recorded so that you can check the details at any time:

How easily a company can turn some of its assets into cash:

The ……………….shows how big a company’s profit is ( after interest and tax) compared with the shareholders’ equity:

All the money received by a person or a company is known as …………….:

Loan where the borrower is not likely to pay:

Payment by the bank for the use of a depositor’s money:

Units of equity of companies which may be bought and sold on the stock exchange and may rise and fall in value:

The exporter sends the goods and documents to the foreign buyer. The buyer pays the invoice when the goods arrive, or within a certain period from the invoice date. This can be risky,as the exporter trusts the buyer to honour the original sales contract:

If ever you find you have an unexpected expense, you can always………..some money from your current account: