Тема:
Термины (Дефиниции)

Вопрос:

Selling the same goods for a lower price abroad than at home is …

Ответы:
+ dumping

− taxation

− profiteering

− a profit
Решение:
Для того чтобы правильно выполнить задание, следует знать лексику терминологического характера и перевести варианты ответов:
dumping – демпинг;
taxation – налогообложение;
profiteering – спекуляция;
a profit – прибыль.
Согласно контексту, только вариант ответа dumping является правильным: «Продажа товаров за границей по более низкой цене, чем в своей стране, – демпинг».
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