Вопрос № 911680 - Английский язык

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1_______? At first sight the answer to this question seems obvious; the man or woman in the street would agree on coins and banknotes, but would they accept them from any country? What about cheques? They would probably be less willing to accept them than their own country’s coins and notes but bank money (i.e. anything for which you can write a cheque) actually accounts for by far the greatest proportion by value of the total supply of money. 2_______? The gold standard belongs to history but even today many rich people in different parts of the world would rather keep some of their wealth in the form of gold than in official, inflation-prone currencies. 3_______. In complete contrast, a form of money with virtually no tangible properties whatsoever - electronic money - seems set to gain rapidly in popularity.
4_______. Therefore any definition must be based on its functions.

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Bank-notes and coins are not the most important forms of 1_______ in developed economies. In the UK about 90 per cent, by value, of all 2_______ are settled by means of cheques. But cheques themselves are not money, they are merely orders to bankers to 3_______ money from one person to another. The money so transferred consists of bank deposits. If there is no money in the form of a bank deposit, then any 4_______ drawn on that account will be worthless.

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The value of money is reflected by its purchasing power – the rate at which money is exchanged for goods and services. 1_______. The purchasing power of each dollar can be compared over time by accounting for changes in the price level. 2_______. 3_______. The value of a 1986 dollar is therefore 100/328, or about 0.30 measured in 1967 dollars. 4_______.

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MATTHEWS & WILSON
Ladies’ Clothing
421 Michigan Avenue
Chicago, III. 60602
1_______
Mr James Green
Marketing Director
Green Industries Inc.
148 Mortimer Street
London WIC 37D
England
2_______!
Thank you for your quotation of October 30. We have pleasure in placing an order with you for 2,100 “Swinger” dresses  at price $38,745 3_______:
Size: 8, 16 Quantity: 50 Colour: white
Size: 10, 12, 14 Quantity: 100 Colour: white
Size: 8, 16 Quantity: 50 Colour: red
Size: 10, 12, 14 Quantity: 100 Colour: red
Size: 16 Quantity: 50 Colour: yellow
Size: 10, 12, 14 Quantity: 100 Colour: yellow
Size: 16 Quantity: 50 Colour: black
Size: 10, 12, 14 Quantity: 100 Colour: black
Thank you for an early reply.
Very truly yours,
4_______

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JACKSON & MILES
118 Regent Street
London WIC 37D
UK
1_______
HOWARD & PRATT
Ladies’ Clothing
306, 3d Avenue
Chicago, III. 60602
USA
2_______,
We acknowledge receipt of 3_______ dated Nov. 4, 2000 and agree to execute it in strict accordance with its terms and conditions which we hereby accept and confirm in all respects.
4_______,
D.A. Leary
Manager
Export Department

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Burke and Sons Ltd.
55 Inkerman Road
London SE5 8BZ
July 18, 2006
Mr A.L. Moon
Gordon and Sons
344 Oxford St.
London W1A 3BA
1_______,
Many thanks for your letter of 15 July, in which you ask us for 2_______ of 2.5 % over and above the usual trade discounts in connection with your order for 30,000 envelopes no. 2M.
While we appreciate your order, we feel we must point out that our prices have already been cut to the minimum possible, and that envelopes are unobtainable elsewhere at these rates.
However, 3_______ a special 2.5 % discount if you could see your way to increasing your order to 50,000. We await your reply.
4_______,
L. Box