Вопрос № 933251 - Английский язык

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Jessica: Nick! Come in, come in. I’d like you to meet Josh Crosby.
John: 1_______, Nick.
Nick: How do you do. 2_______.
Jessica: John is our company lawyer. He is taking care of the contracts.
Nick: I see.
John: I hear you are from Canada.
Nick: 3_______.
John: How long will you be staying in the States?
Nick: Oh, about three months.
John: How do you like it here so far?
Nick: It’s great. I’m really enjoying it.
John: Well, if you excuse me, I have to go. 4_______.
Nick: Thanks, nice meeting you, too. Hope to see you again sometime.

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Nick: Hello, Boris!
Boris: Hello, Nick. How are things?
Nick: Perfectly well, thank you. I entered the automobile construction college.
Boris: That’s nice, what will you become after graduating from the college?
Nick: I’ll become a technician and deal with 1_______.
Boris: Why did you choose this profession?
Nick: I enjoy learning about a car. I enjoy working with metal. And most of all I enjoy being able 2_______.
Boris: Do you enjoy the course?
Nick: Yes, of course.
Boris: Tell me about your profession in detail, please?
Nick: With great pleasure. As you know an automobile must be safe, have smooth acting clutch, silent gears, 3_______ and steering system. And in order to achieve these qualities a lot of work must be done.
Boris: Thank you very much for your information. I believe you like 4_______ very much.
Nick: Oh, yes, very much, indeed.

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Secretary: Mr. Markin’s office. Good morning.
Olga Semenova: Good morning. 1_______?
Secretary: I’ll put you through.
Ivan Markin: Ivan Markin speaking.
Olga Semenova: Hello, Ivan. It’s Olga Semenova from Stavropol.
Ivan Markin: Hello, Olga. 2_______?
Olga Semenova: I’m fine, thanks, I’m afraid we have a bit of a problem.
Ivan Markin: What’s the matter?
Olga Semenova: The “Magnit” supermarket chain here has just cancelled its order for 3_______.
Ivan Markin: Damn! Did the buyer give the reason?
Olga Semenova: No, he only said that sales were down.
Ivan Markin: So, what do you think of it?
Olga Semenova: I’m worried, Ivan. Last month sales of the new cakes were really good, but this month they have leveled off and have even started to fall. Just this week I’ve visited six or seven stores and in all of them the managers have been unhappy.
Ivan Markin: Have you spoken to any of your colleagues about this yet?
Olga Semenova: Yes, I made some phone calls yesterday evening. Things are not so bad in Kislovodsk.
Ivan Markin: All right thanks. I’m really pleased that you’ve, phoned me. It’s clear that we need a meeting about this. 4_______?
Olga Semenova: Good. I’ll contact the others and organize something with them. I’ll let you know the time and the date.
Ivan Markin: That’s good. Thanks, Olga.
Olga Semenova: OK. Talk to you soon. Bye.

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John Mill: Mark? 1_______.
Mark: Oh, hello, John. How are you?
John: Fine thanks, and you?
Mark: Fine. 2_______?
John: I’m calling about our 3_______ on Friday. Look, I’m sorry to be a nuisance, Mark, but I’m afraid I can’t make it.
Mark: You’re not ill, I hope?
John: No, it’s not that. I’m in Washington and I’d like to stop over for a day or two to meet with some people.
Mark: Sure. Could we fix up another time?
John: Thanks very much. Would next Wednesday suit you?
Mark: Let me just look at my diary… Wednesday suits well, but it will have to be in the afternoon, say, around three.
John: Wednesday afternoon at three, then. That’s great. I’m really sorry about this. I hope it doesn’t inconvenience you too much.
Mark: No, it’s quite all right. Enjoy Washington.
John: Thanks. 4_______. Bye now.

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Trade among nations takes place for the same reasons that it does within a nation: to obtain goods and services that a region could not produce itself, or to obtain them at a lower cost than they could be produced for at home. This is explained by the principle of comparative advantage, which states that as long as the opportunity costs to produce items differ between two nations, both will profit by specializing in those things that they produce most efficiently and exchanging their surpluses. Despite the many advantages of international trade, most nations have been erecting artificial barriers to the trade for ages. These barriers are usually in the form of tariffs or quotas.

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A tariff is a duty, or tax, on imports. There are two basic types of tariffs. Revenue tariffs are levied as a way to raise money. Protective tariffs are levied to protect a domestic industry from foreign competition. The goal is to make the foreign product more expensive then a similar item produced by a domestic producer. Then people will stop buying the foreign-made item and purchase its domestic counterpart. Restrictions on the numbers of certain specified goods that can enter the country from abroad are called quotas. Like protective tariffs, quotas limit the amount of foreign competition a protected industry will have to face.