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Progress test. 20 November: 12.00 (Gar-Hor) 13.00 (Hra-Jus) Lecture Hall 10. Course material in the 1st Progress test ( TOPICS & Skills ). University Essentials - R Economics and Economy – R Types of Economies – R & MK, U 22 ( Role of Government & Taxation )
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Progress test 20 November: 12.00 (Gar-Hor) 13.00 (Hra-Jus) Lecture Hall 10
Course material in the1st Progress test(TOPICS & Skills) • University Essentials - R • Economics and Economy – R • Types of Economies – R & MK, U 22 • (Role of Government & Taxation) • Three Sectors of the Economy – R & MK, U7 • The Public Sector and the Private Sector • (Privatisation) Skills: • Note-making and/or slide-making • Presenting (Signalling devices) • Comparing
Types of exercises you can expect: • Read the definition/explanation & provide the right term (15) • Word partnerships: • Supply the missing word to make strong word partnerships • Match words to create strong word partherships (use the expressions to write a paragraph about a (given) topic) • Complete the text by filling in the missing words • Find the odd one out & explain your answer • Explain a business/economic concept • Compare X and Y (paragraph) • Discuss advantages and disadvantages of X (paragraph) • Translate (key terms) into or from Croatian • Read the text (supplied) & prepare well-structured notes (5) TOTAL POINTS: 40
Translating key terms (BE1)(to and from Croatian) TEAMWORK • Compile a list of economic/business terms (in English) • Test your colleagues
IN WHAT CONTEXT WERE THE FOLLOWING MENTIONED IN CLASS/MATERIAL? • China • Chile • South Korea • Bangalore • Developed Western countries
IN WHAT CONTEXT WERE THE FOLLOWING MENTIONED IN CLASS/MATERIAL? • Outsourcing • Changing patterns of human consumption • Catering • Marketing • Entertainment
IN WHAT CONTEXT WERE THE FOLLOWING MENTIONED IN CLASS/MATERIAL? • Credits • Autonomy • Common market for universities • Public funding • Tuition fees • Birthplace of higher education
MAKE MEANINGFUL SENTENCES – CONNECT THE WORDSEg. DEAN / RUN: Deans run most institutions of higher education • Ph.D. - EARN • ECONOMICS - STUDY • MARKET ECONOMY – ALLOCATE • GOVERNMENT - INTERVENE • PUBLIC GOODS - PROVIDE • QUARRYING – BELONG • NATIONALISATION – TRANSFER • SOLE TRADER – SET UP • PARTNERSHIP – SPECIALIZE • ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION – DRAW UP • LIMITED LIABILITY - INVEST
Say it in English! 1 Preselit ću sjedište svoje tvrtke u neku poreznu oazu. 2 Plaćam prevelik porez na dohodak. 3 Iskoristit ću neku rupu u zakonu da smanjim porez na minimum. 4 Pranje novca predstavlja nezakonito izbjegavanje porezne obveze. 5 Nova vlada nametnut će nove poreze.
With a little help from... your teacher 1 Preselit ću sjedište svoje tvrtke u neku poreznu oazu. move headquarters tax________ 2 Plaćam prevelik porez na dohodak. too much __________ tax 3 Iskoristit ću neku rupu u zakonu da smanjim porez na minimum. exploit reduce 4 Pranje novca predstavlja nezakonito izbjegavanje porezne obveze. money laundering tax __________ 5 Nova vlada nametnut će nove poreze. levy
Cross the odd one out • Public limited company • Private limited company • Public corporation • Incorporated businesses • Shareholders
Production of goods and __________ ________ sector Mixed Enterprise PPP ________ sector Unlimited Businesses (___________) Limited Businesses (__________) Public __________ or Nationalized Industry _______ Authorities _____________ Company (Ltd.) _____trader → RB, p 26 _____________ Company (PLC) Partnership
Production of goods and services Private sector Mixed Enterprise PPP Public sector Unlimited Businesses Limited businesses Public Corporation or Nationalized Industry Local Authorities Private Limited Company (Ltd.) Sole trader Public Limited Company (PLC) Partnership
WHICH TYPE OF PRIVATE BUSINESS? • owned byone person only (may employ others) • possibility of takeovers • limited liablity for debts • farmers, small scale manufacturers, retailers, hairdressers… • profits paid as dividend payments • owned by 2 -20 partners • shares sold to general public • unlimited liability • disclosure of accounts • profits and losses shared equally • direct control of business • sole claim on profits
GENERALLY ON LIMITED COMPANIES… • private limited and public limited companies have an independent legal existence from their vlasnici • companies in which shareholders have limited odgovornost (in case of dugovanja, each shareholder is odgovoran only for the amount he has invested)
owned by shareholders who can glasovati and take a share of the profit • the capital is divided into dionice/udjeli • shareholders biraju a Board of Directors and a chairperson • the BoD imenuje managers to run day-to-day business
Annual General Meetingse održava every year • documents which need to be sastavljeni: 1 Memorandum of Association 2 Articles of Association →Registrar of Companiesizdaje a Certificate of Incorporation
REVISION:Note taking - examples Students’ homework assignments
Galbraith vs. the Friedmans (on the role of the state) Govt. involvementGovt. interference • list what govt. does - list restrictions Arguments pro Arguments con (govt. intervention) (govt. interference) • humane (services for the - limits to economic freedom underclass) ↓ - future oriented (environment protection) limit human freedom • progressive (investments in research → development)e.g. agriculture, air transport... Good society?Good society? • counteracts market system - one w/o restrictions failures - consent the only criterium • protects life globally
Arguments for and against privatisation, RB, p 28 • Revision: paragraphing • Present arguments for and against privatisation, concluding with your opinion. • Include 3 arguments for and 3 against. E.g. “Privatisation may change a society dramatically. Firstly,.... because... Furthermore, ... Finally.... On the other hand,.... It is also true that... For example... Moreover,.... Nevertheless... To conclude...