TAILIEUCHUNG - Business English - Tricia Smith

Everyday Business English is for students at intermediate level and can be used for self study or in class. The book develops spoken language skills by presenting and practising vocabulary and expressions that are useful in everyday working life. This practical series presents essential vocabulary and phrases in specialist areas. The language is introduced in a short dialogue or text which students can listen to on an audio CD. Key language points are analysed and practised. | MARKET LEADER Business Law BUSINESS ENGLISH Tricia Smith FINANCIAL TIMES World business newspaper. Contents Unit 1 Arbitration 4 Unit 2 Discrimination 8 Units Competition 12 Unit 4 Brand names 16 Unit 5 Patents and intellectual property 20 Unit 6 Land ownership 24 Unity In confidence 28 Unit 8 Licences 32 Unit 9 Fraud 36 Unit 10 Telephone crime 40 Unitn Money laundering 44 Unit 12 Cyberspace fraud 48 Unitis The Magic Kingdom 52 Uniti4 Civil Litigation 56 Unitij Liability 60 Unitié Who s to blame 64 Unit 17 Business lawyers 68 Unit 18 Inheritance tax and the family company 72 Glossary 76 Key 84 Check Tests 92 Check Tests Key 96 l3_ 1 Arbitration Before you read Discuss these questions. 1 Have you ever been in dispute with another person over an agreement or a contract What was the problem 2 What steps can you take apart from going to court to settle a commercial disagreement Reading tasks A Understanding main points Read the text on the opposite page about how international disputes between companies arc resolved and answer these questions. 1 Why might you prefer not to go to court in the country of your business partner 2 What are the three main business areas which have traditionally been resolved by arbitration 3 How is a forum made up for a neutral arbitration 4 What is the main difference between arbitration and litigation according to the text 5 Which are the main arbitration centres 6 In which city would you choose to arbitrate an east-west trading dispute 7 Which specific aspects of a contract are named in the text 8 What do clients look for from an arbitration service 9 What examples of expert witnesses are given in the text 10 Do all the venues share the same arbitration rules B Understanding details Mark these statements T true or F false according to the information in the text. Find the part of the text that gives the correct information. 1 Disputes only arise in commercial transactions. 2 Commodities are things traders buy and sell usually raw .

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