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Angol középszintű érettségi feladatsor – hanganyag – megoldás Angol emelt szintű érettségi feladatsor – hanganyag – megoldás

What do you think the world will look like in 20 years? Or in 50 years? Will the world your children and grandchildren inherit resemble anything you’ve known? Will the future of humanity be one of hope and opportunity, or scarcity and destruction? Take a moment to read this project: World population is currently growing [...]

During the year we can see celebrations of many feasts in our country. Some of these feast are a little bit strange for us, because we didn´t celebrate it before. This new ways of celebration appeared because of multicultural society. Thanks to people of different race, nationality and religion who have naturalized in our country, [...]

A középszintű angol érettségi megoldása: Feladatlap Javítási-értékelési útmutató Hanganyag Az emelt szintű angol érettségi megoldása: Feladatlap Javítási-értékelési útmutató Hanganyag

What is globalisation? GLOBALISATION is the term used to describe the growing integration of the world’s economy. It is suggested that as globalisation takes place, national economies are becoming integrated into a single ‘global economy’ with similar characteristics. There are interrelationships throughout the world between related businesses, between competitors and between businesses and consumers. Decisions [...]

Accession in progress Hungary concluded an Association Agreement with the European Communities in December 1991, which has been in force since 1 February 1994. The Agreement covers trade-related issues, political dialogue, legal approximation and other areas of co-operation, including industry, environment, transport and customs and aims at progressively establishing a free-trade area between the EU [...]

Thirteen applicant countries are presently engaged in the process: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, Romania, Bulgaria, Malta, Cyprus, Turkey. Accession negotiations are under way with the first twelve, and the objective affirmed at the European Council in Göteborg is to complete them by the end of 2002 with those countries [...]

The European Union, then known as the European Economic Community, was set up in 1958. The six member countries (West Germany, France, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg) committed themselves, in the Treaty of Rome, to establishing a Common Market. By the late 1990s the EU consisted of 15 countries. They included the original six [...]

The mutual benefits that international trade can provide to all countries participating in it are obvious. To see how countries gain from trade, we can use a very simple example which involves only two countries. Because of the difference in their climatic conditions. one can produce oranges and the other apples. Without trade, people in [...]

The labour market is determined by the forces of demand and supply. The demand for labour The demand for labour comes from businesses because in order to produce goods and services they need labour. The demand curve for labour is determined by the combined behaviour of individual businesses and their approach to employing workers. If [...]

Unemployment is concerned with people being out of work. The maintenance of full employment is a central policy aim of governments, but it has been accepted that there is some level of unemployment below which it is not possible to go without the return of inflationary pressure. Any attempt to control the level of employment [...]

The varied services of the financial sector are carried out by a large number of financial institutions which all have one thing in common: they all collect funds from the public and then use these funds to make loans and investments Commercial banks (known as clearing banks) provide a very wide range of services to [...]

Central banking The Bank of England as the country’s central bank plays the major role in controlling the British monetary system and it is at the hub of most banking activity. The Bank of England is controlled by a court of directors appointed by the state. This court consists of a governor, a deputy governor [...]

1. Business and social constraints Businesses affect the societies in which they operate. A sole trader running a small grocery store may benefit local residents by opening for a few hours on a Sunday. On the other hand such a business may have negative effects. Canned drinks bought from the shop may be left in [...]

During the 1980′s, the industrialised countries became more conscious of the degradation of the environment. By the 1990’s, in almost every sphere of environmental protection the key criterion for policy was the idea of sustainability, i.e. the reduction of all forms of environmental degradation to levels that do not cause lasting damage or permanent loss. [...]

1. Definition of marketing Marketing is the management process responsible for identifying, anticipating and satisfying customers’ requirements profitably. Marketers have to identify or anticipate consumer needs, develop products or services that meet the needs better than any competing products or services. They also need to persuade target customers to try the product or service. In [...]

There are several important economic factors that influence management decisions, such as economic growth, inflation, unemployment, the Balance of Payments, taxation etc. In the life of a state, government spending has to be financed either by taxation or by borrowing money. Taxation is essential and can’t be avoided. It may be imposed on income, expenditure, [...]

1. Introduction The telecommunications industry is a fast growing sector. According to the International Telecommunication Union (ITU),  industry revenues have steadily increased to reach an all-time high of $1.37 trillion in 2003. There are 1.2 billion fixed telephone lines, and 1.3 billion people carry mobile phones of decreasing size and increasing complexity. Around 665m people [...]

The London Stock Exchange The London Stock Exchange provides a range of services for companies and investors: Company Services – the London Stock Exchange provides a number of markets which allow companies large and small to raise capital, and a range of services to increase the profile of the companies on our markets. Trading Services [...]

Securities are financial assets which represent ownership in or debt of companies. Securities refer to both shares and bonds, which are the two most common types. A share confers on its owner a legal right to the part of the company’s profit. It represents ownership in a company and entitles the owner to participate in [...]