Economy & Business is the thirty third episode of English to Hebrew.
List of words translated to Hebrew[]
Ministry of Finance Treasury Department (US) The Treasury (GB) organization/sation body institution business (company) company limited company (Ltd) holding company corporation cooperative partnership firm (of professionals) association non-profit organization/sation charitable organization/sation foundation bank thrift (US) S&L (US) building society (GB) insurance company institute factory plant workshop trade union workers’ committee board of directors management headquarters head office (GB) chain branch agency franchise wealth fortune poverty prosperity development profit loss debt sum amount quantity total percentage rate tariff interest tax credit (paying later) fund fundraising funding financing guarantee investment return dividend premium value appreciation depreciation capital leverage gearing surplus deficit inflation deflation index consumer price index (CPI) gross national product (GNP) gross domestic product (GDP) national income per capita supply demand consumption globalization/sation crisis recession reduction decline decrease fall slump depression crash raise increase growth human resources manpower workforce staff personnel strike unemployment employment productivity work labo(u)r profession occupation job post role position wage (rate of pay) wages salary pay payslip (pay) raise (US) (pay) rise (GB) incentive bonus pension pension fund retirement dismissal(s) layoff redundancy (GB) redundancy pay(ment) (GB) severance pay(ment) income gross income net income income tax national insurance deduction P&L income statement revenue(s) turnover (GB) sales expense(s) pre-tax profit net profit depreciation capital gain accounting audit accounting (US) accountancy (GB) balance sheet cashflow funds petty cash budget cutback downsizing bankruptcy liquidation asset liquid assets property inventory trade commerce industry business (activity) sale purchase retail wholesale consignment import export merchandise commodity brand make trademark initiative invention patent copyright(s) manufacture production product stock (goods) service customer service marketing advertising sales commission (fee) tender auction bid quotation quote deal transaction agreement contract term(s) cost price discount reduction price reduction bargain find payment instal(l)ments invoice receipt warranty refund credit note voucher coupon VAT (Value Added Tax) sales tax capital market(s) stock market(s) stock exchange share stock bond securities issue floatation (GB) itial public offering (IPO) mutual fund (US) unit trust (GB) hedge fund trend up(ward)/down(ward) trend trend reversal bear market bull market money cash banknote note (i.e. banknote) bill (US - i.e. banknote) coin change currency foreign currency exchange rate (New Israeli) Shekel NIS dollar buck euro quid pound (sterling) yen yuan devaluation revaluation finance finances mortgage loan line of credit credit line bank transfer standing order direct debit bank account checking account (US) current account (GB) savings account savings plan balance credit debit (balance) overdraft transaction fee penalty credit card expiry date debit card ATM cash machine PIN (personal identification no.) check (US) cheque (GB) check/que book signature counterfoil (GB) stub (US) crossed check/que “not transferable” postdated check/que bounced check/que dishono(u)red check/que rubber check (US) Chancellor (GB) Treasury Secretary (US) Finance Minister governor (of a central bank) economist banker financier accountant certified public accountant (US) chartered accountant (GB) tax advisor bookkeeper financial advisor/er vestment advisor/er businessman/woman entrepreneur millionaire billionaire oligarch tycoon philanthropist investor industrialist manufacturer trader merchant wholesaler retailer worker employee salaried employee pensioner freelance(r) self-employed person employer business owner boss manager director chief executive (officer) (CEO) managing director (MD) (GB) deputy duty manager supervisor bankrupt borrower lender guarantor shareholder (stock)broker trader (e.g. stock) cashier teller (US) bank cashier/clerk (GB) client customer consumer economic economical frugal financial industrial commercial lucrative profitable prosperous successful rich wealthy poor broke bust overdrawn weekly monthly annual payable valid forged indexed (US) index-linked (GB) expensive dear costly extortionate cheap free depressed severe drastic sharp risky safe cautious conservative to work to manage to employ to be employed to hire to fire to dismiss to lay off to resign to look for a job to retire to produce to manufacture to initiate to start to finance to fund to make to launch to market to advertise to trade to buy to purchase to sell to auction to bid to tender to bid for a tender to import to export to distribute to earn to make money to leverage to boost to accumulate to lose to owe to pay to pay off to repay to pay back to refund to give back to return to change (big units for small) to convert to save to invest to borrow to lend to loan ( US) to agree to sign to forge to bounce to deposit to pay in (GB) to take money out to withdraw to spend to waste to cost to charge to credit to increase to rise to put up to raise to reduce (price) to cutback to reduce to lower to decline to drop to fall to slump to crash