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Originally Posted by bonds
Ignore all other advice ITT.
If you're writing about industry the key words you need to know are "outsourced to China", "farmed out to Mexico", "pawned off on the Phillipines", "tasked to Taiwan", "shipped to Singapore" and "WTF Thailand".
If you really want to prepare yourself, google "MBA speak" and learn some of the key buzzwords of business. Leverage, win-win scenarios, return on investment, return on capital, engorgement factor, WAT coefficient, impact on the balance sheet, failures of corporate governance, executive ego conflation, etc.
Throw in some political jargon too: Offshoring, right to work, knowledge economy, ballbusting unionism, that sort of thing.
Don't worry about getting it in the proper context and don't worry about the quality of your English, most native mother****ers don't speak or write it worth a damn anyway so if you take fideen minutes and learn some phrases you should be GOLD.
at least 1 useful replie, ty dude, tahts about 100% more then i thougt, oh my maths sucks as well,
actually i dont understand any of ur buzzwords, lol, not a single one , btw im gonna study "macroeconomics" , i guess thats bad then?
can u explain them in 1 to 5 words for me?
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