- •Unit 1: the job of a manager
- •Vocabulary:
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- •Unit 2: business of your own
- •Vocabulary
- •The sole proprietor
- •Vocabulary
- •Unit 3: marketing
- •Vocabulary
- •Rover to begin job drive
- •Vocabulary
- •We don't phone you we don't have to
- •Vocabulary
- •Unit 4: success in business
- •Vocabulary
- •Vocabulary
- •Businesses set to vie for north top awards
- •Vocabulary
- •Unit 5: competition
- •Vocabulary
- •Vocabulary
- •Unit 6: people who made a fortune
- •Vocabulary
- •Henry Ford: bringing the automobile to the common man
- •Vocabulary
- •Unit 7: market and command economies
- •Market and command economies
- •Vocabulary:
- •Unit 8: demand and supply
- •Vocabulary:
- •The Pope and the Price of Fish
- •Unit 9: investment: bonds and shares
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- •Unit 10: income and credit
- •Income From Work
- •Income From Wealth.
- •Vocabulary:
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- •Unit 11: a mortgage
- •Vocabulary:
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- •Unit 12: taxes and public spending
- •Taxes and public spending
- •Vocabulary:
- •Fiscal policy
- •Unit 13: money and its functions
- •Money and its functions
- •Vocabulary:
- •Money and its functions
- •Vocabulary:
- •Money as a medium of exchange
- •Unit 14: monetary system and monetary policies
- •Monetary system and monetary policies
- •Vocabulary:
- •Reserve Requirement as a Tool of Monetary Policies
- •Unit 15: inflation
- •Iflation
- •Vocabulary:
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- •1. Accounting and financial problems.
- •2. Falling sales.
- •3. High interest rates.
- •4. Higher costs.
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- •Unit 16: foreign trade
- •Foreign trade
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- •Приложения Приложение 1: Тексты для дополнительного чтения содержание:
- •Text 1: management: an overview
- •Text 2: the concept of strategic management
- •Importance of Strategic Management
- •Text 3: managerial knowledge, skills and performance
- •Text 4: manageral job types
- •Vertical Dimension: Hierarchical Levels
- •Text 5: defining operations management
- •Text 6: strategic human resource management
- •Text 7: how leaders influence others
- •Text 8: control as a management process
- •Text 9: the nature of managerial communication
- •Text 10: the nature of international management
- •The first modern economists text 11: the mercantilists
- •Text 12: the physiocrats
- •Text 13: adam smith and the wealth of nations
- •Text 14: david ricardo (1772-1823) Classical Champion of Free Trade
- •Text 15: alfred marshall (1842-1924) Price Theory Pioneer
- •Text 16: john maynard keynes (1883-1946) Theorist Who Brought Economics into the Twentieth Century
- •Text 17: thomas robert mafthus (1766-1834) Prophet of the "Dismal Science"
- •Text 18: irving fisher (1867-1947) Pioneer In Monetary Theory
- •Text 19: karl marx (1818-1883) Prophet of Socialism and Communism
- •Text 20: a brief history of statistics
- •Text 21: types of businesses in the u.K.
- •Text 22: english banks
- •Text 23: foreign trade of the u.K.
- •Text 24: forms of accounting
- •Text 26: gross domestic product
- •Text 25: how the markets work
- •Text 27: forms of businesses in the u.S.A.
- •Text 28: federal reserve system of the u.S.A.
- •Text 29: two tales of trade
- •Text 30: a little learning
- •Text 31: play it again, samuelson
- •Text 32: car crash ahead
- •Text 33: fun for the masses
- •Text 34: stranded on the farm?
- •Text 35: eastern promise
- •Text 36: the law of the market
- •Text 37: a new start for europe?
- •Список использованной литературы
Unit 3: marketing
Text 1: MARKETING AND PROMOTION
Usually a great fortune and success in business come not only because of luck and happy circumstances in somebody's life, but due to thinking ahead, to the knowledge of people's psychology and market.
Read the text about marketing and promotion and decide how much they are important for success in business.
When a company starts to sell goods in a new market, they often do some market research to see if the project is feasible. They research (investigate) the market potential to see if they will make money by selling in the new market (i.e. to see if the product is viable).
One way to assess the market potential is to take a stand to a Trade Fair where companies can exhibit samples of their products and see what response they get from prospective customers. The Trade Fair is an exhibition of goods, and a company exhibits a sample of its product at its stand. This is also a form of publicity (or advertising) and the company representative will probably hand out brochures to advertise (or promote) the product further. Often journalists (the press) write about the Trade Fair and sometimes companies hold a press conference if they want to promote a particular model or range. (Each different type of a car, a bike etc. is a model. All the different models made by a company make up its range. The full range of goods is normally displayed in the company's catalogue. The catalogue is a booklet or a brochure).
Another way of promoting (or publicizing) a new product is to place advertisements in magazines or newspapers. Advertisements are also called adverts or ads for short. A plan to do a lot of advertising of one product is called a campaign. Starting an advertising campaign on a new product is known as launching the product.
The aim of publicity/promotion is to interest customers, clients (or buyers) in the product. Initially customers/clients might make inquiries about the product. When they decide to buy, they place an order. At a Trade Fair companies are trying to win (obtain) as many orders as possible. However, before a client places an order he wants to know many things: how long delivery takes, whether the company can supply spare parts, what the after sales service is like. (All the individual parts in a model are called components. If one of the components breaks the customer will want a spare part. If the product is complicated, skilled workers might be needed to fit spare parts or to service or maintain the machinery. Any maintenance or servicing the company does after it has sold the product is called after sales service).
Vocabulary
research (study) – исследование
to research (investigate) – исследовать
feasible – выполнимый, осуществимый
viable – жизнеспособный
to assess – оценить
stand – стенд
Trade Fair – торговая ярмарка
to exhibit – выставлять
exhibition – выставка
sample – образец
response – реакция, ответ
prospective – перспективный, потенциальный
advertising (publicity) – реклама
to advertise (to promote) – рекламировать (содействовать продвижению товара)
range – ассортимент
to publicize – рекламировать
advertisement (advert, ad) – реклама, рекламное объявление
campaign – кампания (рекламная)
to launch – запускать
inquiries – запросы
to make inquiries – делать запросы
order – заказ
to place an order – размещать заказ
delivery – доставка
to supply – поставлять
spare parts (spares) – запасные части
after sales service – послепродажное обслуживание
component – деталь
complicated – сложный
to service (to maintain) – обслуживать
servicing (maintenance) - обслуживание
Exercise 1: Choose the right answer.
1. Before starting to sell its product, a company often
makes inquiries b) places an order c) does some market research
2. The Trade Fair is .
market research b) an exhibition of goods c) after sales service
3. All different models made by a company make up its ______.
catalogue b) brochure c) range
4. A plan to do a lot of advertising of one product is called ______.
campaign b) press c) publicity
5. If one of the components of the machinery breaks, the customer will want________.
an order b) a spare part c) a catalogue
Exercise 2: Next to the sentences below write a word or a phrase from the text which you can use instead of the word or words in italics.
The market research is often done to see if it is possible to launch a product/project.
A Trade Fair is a show where you can exhibit samples of your products.
The full set of goods is normally displayed in the company's catalogue.
Customers may ask questions about the products advertised.
If the product is difficult, skilled workers will fit spare parts.
It is very important for customers whether the company will give them spare parts.
When a company services the machinery after it has sold the product, it provides after sales service.
Exercise 3: In the text find the synonyms to the following words and phrases.
+ to begin to sell goods 4 to investigate 4 to show samples 4 future customers
+ to organize a press conference
+ to publicize
+ publicity
+ buyers, clients
+ service
Exercise 4: Translate into English an extract of a marketing specialist's report which was given at a marketing conference. Say if you agree with his statements.
Исследования рынка очень важны, так как они показывают, является ли данный проект осуществимым и жизнеспособным. Запуск товаров на рынок необходимо начинать вместе с рекламной кампанией. Рекламная кампания должна быть продуманной, так как от нее зависит, будут ли покупатели делать запросы о рекламируемой продукции.
Итак, для широкой рекламы товаров компаниям необходимо принимать участие в торговых ярмарках, где на стендах покупатели увидят образцы товаров. Часто на таких выставках представители компаний раздают потенциальным клиентам брошюры о своей продукции. Весь ассортимент товаров компании покупатели могут увидеть в каталоге компании тоже на выставке. После таких выставок или ярмарок целесообразно было бы дать пресс-конференцию. Журналисты напишут о рекламной кампании в газетах и журналах, а это – очень эффективная реклама для любой продукции.
Но самая лучшая реклама любого продукта – это его качество и то обслуживание, которое компания предоставляет своим клиентам. Сделайте сроки доставки вашей продукции минимальными, обеспечьте запасные части и послепродажное обслуживание, и вас ждет успех.
Text 2: Now read a newspaper article about the Rover car company which is launching a new model and is advertising it through the newspaper.
