LISTENING PART 1: track 26 CD1 The most effective way is (1) _ in the papers So their partner spends a lot of time (2) the , papers like the free ones in the morning They try to get (3) when they have a new product or something hip, something changes The effect is (4) Those articles don’t have an effect a week later in general They convince that person by the product and the (5) of the product And they will come back because of that PART 2: track 25 CD1 What is the first tactics on Lausanne? _ When did they launch the product? How long is their campaign? What is their concept? Why is it an effective campaign? _ LISTENING PART 1: track 15 CD2 Acctually the reality is inflation is still on the (1) , and the potential of a in the economy Consumption is driven when people have (2) Depression is actually the reverse process when (3) are no longer Assets tend to decline in value Consumption is the (4) of the business cycle It is the availability of (5) and the of assets PART 2: track 14 CD2 What is the role of the government? What does the government probably want to spend money on? What does the author want us to think about? Why don’t most firms want to invest in early – stage technologies? Name other areas (beside education) that governments mostly invest money in LISTENING PART 1: track 23 CD2 We know that economics based on (1) They are not useful in explaining the way the real world works Take the very (2) , we often have economies with goods Developed countries produce (3) Developing countries focus on That is our (4) But now, we could (5) in we just need to reallocate my job and become working in computing PART 2: track 17 CD2 What is Milton Friedman’s famous argument? What is the goal of shareholders? What didnot Milton Friedman consider about the shareholders? How is “socially responsible investment” these days? PART 3: track 31 CD1 What did Grameen bank in Bangladesh do? What did they provide , in the bank’s point of view? What did NGOs and enterprises prove about these kinds of schemes ? What is doing really well in Asia, Africa and latin America? ... LISTENING PART 1: track 23 CD2 We know that economics based on (1) They are not useful