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Match the words and phrases in List A with those in List B.
5. Suggest words and expressions that correspond to the following definitions. Give their Russian equivalents. Consult the 'Essential vocabulary' section. 1. The amount by which the price received is greater than the cost; the difference between business income and expenses. 2. To be waiting for something you have ordered. 3. A limited company which can offer its shares and debentures to the public (there is normally no limit to the right of its members to transfer their shares to other persons). 4. Ordered but not yet received. 5. A formal association of persons for business purposes, especially a corporation or group of persons legally incorporated under company law. 6. To (cause to) form a legal corporation. 7. A person who starts a company, arranges business deals, and takes risks in order to make a profit. 8. A limited company which must not invite the public to subscribe for its shares or debentures and does not allow its members to transfer their shares without the agreement of the other shareholders. 9. The total number of goods or services that a company sells during a particular period of time. 10. The activity of buying or selling goods or services in order to make a profit. 11. Any business organization or commercial house, whether it is a partnership or not, often a company, especially a small one. 12. A request by a customer for a company to supply goods or for a meal in a restaurant. 13. The one and only owner of a business. 14. Money that has been lost by a business, person, government, etc. 15. An unincorporated (unregistered) association of two or more persons carrying on business together for the purpose of making a profit. 16. A form of business organization called a corporation, which has its capital divided into many small units of stock or into shares of low face value so that they may be bought by small and large investors. 17. A joint-stock company, the financial liability of whose members is limited by law. 18. A company of which the liability of the members is unlimited, i.e. each member has to pay his/her full share of the debts of the company if it is brought to an end.
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