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  1. Match the word combinations with their Russian equivalents:

1. bind oneself by contract

a. способы продвижения товара

2. set the pace

b. опасность депрессии

3. overall business activity

c. законоположение об охране окружающей среды

4. seek employment

d. производственный риск

5. threat of depression

e. связывать себя контрактом

6. to come out of a recession

f. общая деловая активность

7. sales promotion devices

g. кредит на льготных условиях

8. to effect a merger

h. задавать темп

9. occupational hazard

i. искать работу

10. pollution control regulations

j. слить(ся), объединиться

11. credit ease

k. выходить из кризиса

  1. Translate the sentences into Russian:

  1. A shilling is passed to bind the bargain.

  2. The importance of this event comes into historical prominence.

  3. Every county is bound to repair the highways which passed through it.

  4. Here we outline some of the sometimes conflicting forces moulding the debate.

  5. When they first started, they said they were going to break the mould of British politics.

  6. She knew the end; the means were to seek.

  1. Match the words and their definitions:

1. microeconomics

a. The amount that a country owes to foreigners, including the debts of both the country's government and its private sector.

2. macroeconomics

b. The set of institutions that facilitate the exchange of stocks between buyers and sellers.

3. national debt

c. A person or entity that places funds in an account at a financial institution.

4. external debt

d. The study of the individual parts of the economy, the household and the firm, how prices are determined and how prices determine the production, distribution and use of goods and services.

5. stockholder

e. The process of removing or diluting the rules which govern the operation of certain companies or areas of industry.

6. mass production

f. A decade of high unemployment and stagnant production throughout the world economy.

7. stock market

g. A policy or action intended to promote free competition in the market place by outlawing monopolies

8. Great Depression

h. The total amount the federal government has borrowed for all the years it has been in existence.

9. antitrust law

i. The process of producing a certain item in large amounts.

10. depositor

j. An individual who owns one or more shares of a corporation's stock.

11. deregulation

k. The study of economics in terms of whole systems, especially with reference to general levels of output and income and to the interrelations among sectors within the economy.