Term

Prosperous

Posh

Predecessor

GDP

OECD

Sluggish

Pep up

Investment

Alive and kicking

Mean

Median

Household income

Fare (to fare)

Wage

Salary

Understate

Tax

Bargaining power

To bargain

Think-tank

Unionized

Automation

Gig economy

Income inequality

Referendum

To doom

FTSE
Mongering

Boom

Prop up

Monetary policy

Tone down

Soar

Wonk

Cabinet

Bookmaker

Treaty

Business credit

Consultant (consultancy)

Vacancy

Inflation
Deflation

Recession

Depression

Fend of

Counterfactual

Treasury

Bond

Deficit

Downturn

Budget

Budgeting

Uncharted

Orthodox

Outbid
Tip

Jitters

Draconian

Austerity policy

Consumer spending

Expense

Revenue

Debt

Governemnt debt

Real interest rate

Asset

Outstrip

Economic woes

Foreign-exchange reserves
Tarnished

Steep decline

To trim

Surplus

Yield

Mind-boggling

Mortgages

Uptick

Profligacy

Zeal

Federal budget

Public purse

Stockpile

To dwindle
To rebound

Largesse (noun)

Ammunition

Spree

Company
Enterprise
Firm
Partnership
Definition

Having financial success or good fortune.

Someone or something typical of the upper class.

Someone who takes a possition previously taken by someone else.

(Gross Domestic Product) The total value of goods and services produced within a country in one year.

(Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development) It is an organization that sets standards and tells countries
what to do in terms of economic management.

Inactive, slow, slow-moving.

To become more lively or active.

The allocation of money or capital on something so as to get profitable returns in the future.

Alive and vigorously active.

The average value in a set of numbers.

The middle value in a set of numbers.

It is the measure of the total combined income of all the people sharing a place of residence.

To get paid for working or doing a particular job.

Weekly or daily payment for doing a job.

Monthly payment for working.

To state something less strongly than the facts would indicate/ To set something forth in restrained terms.

A sum of money imposed by a government on income, sales, property, etc. for its support or for other services.

The ability of a person or a group to satisfy their wants.

To negotiate the terms and conditions of a transaction.

A group of experts who provide advice and ideas on a certain topic.

To form a group/ Joined together as a group.

The use of advanced methods and technology so as to control industrial processes automatically.

Short-term contract jobs.

The unequal distribution of income among various participants in an economy .

A public vote on a single political question.

To make something bad certain to happen.

(Financial Times Stock Exchange) It is an index of domestically focused firms.

Something or someone promoting something unpleasant.

Economic prosperity/ to prosper economically.

To support.

An economic strategy chosen by a government in deciding expansion or contraction in the country's money supply.

To decrease slowly and by stages.

To increase quickly.

An expert in a certain area who knows everything about a topic.

A group of people who advise the president.

Someone who takes bets.

An agreement; a formal pact.

Loans given by a bank to firms.

An experienced professional who is paid for giving advice to an organization or a business.

A place or position that is available for someone to take.

The increase in prices over months or years that causes the purchasing power of the currency to decrease.
An economic situation in which prices fall and there is a reduction in wages, government spending, and growth.

A period of general economic decline that does not last more than one year.

The lowest point in an economic cycle; economic decline that lasts for more than one year.

To defend yourself against something or someone.

Thinking about what did not happen, but could have happened.

A government department that is responsible for finacial matters such as tax and spending.

A written and signed promise to pay a sum of money on a certain date or on the fulfillment of an specified condition. ||||
All documented contracts and loans are bonds |||||

An economic shortfall.

A decline or decrease in something.

A monetary plan.

The process of calculation how much money you must earn or save during a particular period of time, and of how you will
spend it.

Something that is unknown.

Something that is convencional.

To ofer more money than someone else.

To incline something into something else.

Nervousness, agitation.

Harsh, severe.

A policy imposed on a country by its government so as to reduce financial deficit.

Goods and services bought by a household in order to satisfy their needs and wants.

Something that makes you spend money.

Money that a company receives especially from selling goods and services.

Amount of money owed by an individual, company, firm or a government to someone else.

Amount of money owed by a government.

Rate of interest, growth, or wage that is adjusted so as to eliminate the inflation's efects.

Something valuable belonging by a person or an organization that can be used for the payment of debts.

To surpass| To be more successful than expected.

Economic difficulties.

Reserve assets in gold and foreign currencies that are held by a central bank in order to use them in case of an economic
crisis.
To make people think that someone or something is less good.

A rapid decrease/ to decrease rapidly.

To make something smaller in size.

An extra quantity of something.

Amount of gain.

Something extremely surprising and difficult to understand or imagine.

An agreement that allows you borrow money from a bank, expecially in order to buy a house.

An increase in something.

Wasteful spending of funds.

A great enthusiasm or interest.

The overall financial picture of the United States of America.

The total amount of money that an organization or government has available for spending.

A large amount of food, money, or weapons that are kept for future use.

To make something smaller in size.

To increase after a previous decrease.

Giving away money in a generous way.

Supporting facts.

Ashort period of doing something in an extreme way without control.

A business organization that makes money by selling goods and services to the public.
A business project that is developed by a person or a group rather than by a government.
A company in which its members constitute a partnership.
A company tha is owned by two or more people.
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