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

Interest…………..are their lowest level since the 1980’s:

Money given to developing countries by richer ones is known as ……………:

When my friend needs a loan he offers the bank his house as……..:

The bank’s ………….lists assets and liabilities:

 Balance sheets of subsidiary companies grouped together into the balance sheet of the parent company:

Houses, bungalows, apartments, offices, shops and other any type of building you can own are called…………..:

The remaining amount of money in an account:

The exporter does not dispatch the goods until payment has been received from the importer. There is no risk for the exporter – all the risk is taken by the importer:

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.):

An employee who serves customers in a bank for their deposits, withdrawals and other services:

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

A statement sent regularly to customers – showing debits, credits and the balance of the account:

Debts which a company has to pay within the next accounting period:

You can obtain cash at any time of the day or night from……..:

A debt instrument that bears interest and promises repayment:

Money in the form of bank notes and coins:

Each business hopes to make a………….to satisfy the shareholders:

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

……………………involves recording every purchase and sale that a business makes, in the order that they take place, in journals:

…………………. acts as a unit of account, a store of value, and a medium of exchange in transactions: