
3 de marzo de 2010
VOCABULARY ON IMPORT-EXPORT

Free-trade: when goods can be traded easily between countries without restrictions.
Protectionism: where countries try to protect home producers from foreing competition and cheap imports.
Tariff: a tax that it is paid on goods coming into or going out of a country.
Quotas: the limited quantity of things, for example imports, which is officially allowed.
Dump: to get rid of goods by selling them at a very low price, often in another country.
Bureaucracy: the system of official rules and ways of doing things that an organization or goverment has, especially when these seem to be too complicated.
INTRODUCTION TO THE TOPIC V
EXPRESSIONS FOR WRITING

I was very pleased to....
I have pleasure in enclosing a complimentary...
We feel certain that will recognize the benefits of...
Your clients will no longer have to suffer from...
Unfortunatelly we are unable to consider you request of....., but we are prepared to offer you a dicount...
This is a unique way of reinforcing your company´s image...
I am looking foward to receiving your order
IN the meantime , please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any further queries
VOCABULARY ON MARKETING

segment: part of the market
logo: the symbol/ group of letters used to identify a company´s products
image: the general idea or impression that consumers have of a product
product range: a series of items which give consumers a choice
target: to aim at an objective
launch: to introduce a new product to the market, often with advertising
brand: a make of product easily identified by its name or desing
penetrate: to enter a market and obtain a share of it
slogan: a phrase or sentence customers will associate with a product
strategy: a future long-term plan of action
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