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    UNIT 1: INTERNATIONAL TRADE

    VOCABULARY DEFINITION TRANSLATION IN

    VIETNAMESE

    1 AutarkyThe condition of self-sufficiency,

    esp. economicS t lc (b l v kinh t)

    2 Deficit

    The amount by which expenditures

    or liabilities exceed income or

    assets

    S thm ht

    3 Quota

    The quantitative limits on the

    import of particular product or

    commodities

    Hn ngch

    4 Balance of payment

    the difference between what a

    country receives and pays for its

    exports and imports of goods

    Cn cn thanh ton quc t

    5 Dumping

    Selling goods abroad at a price

    below that charged in the domestic

    market

    Bn ph gi

    6 SurplusAn amount, quantity, etc.., greater

    than neededS d tha, thng d

    7 Balance of trade

    The difference between a countrys

    total earnings from exports and its

    total expenditure on imports

    Cn cn thng mi

    8 Invisible

    imports and exports

    Trade in services (banking,

    insurance, tourism, and so on)Thng mi dch v

    9 Tariffs Taxes charged on imports Thu quan10 Visible trade /

    merchandise trade

    Trade in goodsThng mi hng ha

    11 Barter / counter tradeDirect exchanges of goods, without

    the use of moneyHng i hng

    12 Protectionism

    Any program, policy, or system of

    laws that seeks to provide

    protection for property owners,

    wildlife, the environment, etc.

    Chnh sch bo h

    13 Comparative

    cost principle

    The theory proposes that all

    nations will raise their living

    standards and real income if they

    Nguyn tc so snh gi

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    specialize in the production of

    those goods and services in which

    they have the highest relative

    productivity.

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    Mercantilism

    Trade theory holding that nations

    should accumulate financial

    wealth, usually in the form of gold,

    by encouraging exports and

    discouraging imports.

    Ch nghia trng thng

    15 Absolute advantageAbility of a nation to produce a

    good more efficiently than any

    other nation

    Li th tuyt i

    16 Comparative advantage

    Inability of a nation to produce a

    goods more efficiently than other

    nations, but an ability to produce

    that good more efficiently than it

    does any other good

    Li th so snh

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    Capital accountA national account that records

    transactions involving the purchaseor sale of assets

    Ti khon vn

    18 EmbargoesComplete ban on trade (imports

    and exports) in one or more

    products with a particular country

    Lnh cm vn

    19 Local content requirements

    Laws stipulating that a specified

    amount of a goods or services be

    supplied by producers in the

    domestic market.

    20 Administrative delays

    Regulatory control or bureaucratic

    rules designed to impair the rapid

    flow of imports into a country.

    21 Currency controls Restrictions on the convertibility of

    a currency into other currencies

    22 Infant industryThe industry is a beginner, as in

    experience or learning, novice.Nn cng nghi p non tr

    23 Rollover Renew the loan Gia hn khon vayReschedule Postpone Cho hon n, gin n

    24 GATT General Agreement on Tariffs and Hi p c chung v thu v

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    Trad thng mi2

    5Collapse

    to break down, come to nothing,

    failSp

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    Unit 2: Banking & Unit 8: Central Banking

    English Vietnamese

    Commercial Bank Provides checking accounts, savingsaccounts, and money marketaccounts that accepts time deposits

    Ngn hng thng mi

    Central bank The bank of government which canlend money to other banks intimes of need

    Ngn hng trung ng

    Investment Bank A financial institution that deals withraising capital, financinginternational trade and managingcorporate mergers and acquisitions

    Ngn hng u t

    Merchant bank A financial institution primarilyengaged in offering financialservices and advice to corporationsand wealthy individuals on how touse their money

    Ngn hng bnbun

    Universal bank It is both a Commercial bank and anInvestment bank and participates inmany kinds of banking activities

    Ngn hng a nng

    Supranationalbank

    It is formed by two or more centralgovernments to promote economicdevelopment for the member

    countries

    nh ch ti chnh quc t

    Finance house The Finance House provides youwith the ability to source Mortgages,Insurance and much more

    Cng ty ti chnh

    Building society It is a financial institution, owned byits members that offers banking andother financial services, especiallymortgage lending.

    Hip hi nh

    Credit card A card which guarantees paymentfor goods and services purchased bythe card holder, who pays back the

    bank or finance company at a laterdate

    Th tn dng

    Debit card It is a plastic card that provides thecardholder electronic access to his orher bank account/s at a financialinstitution. The funds are withdrawndirectly from either the bank accountor from the remaining balance on thecard

    Th ghi n

    ATM card(bank card,client card, key

    It is a card issued by a bank, creditunion or building society. It can beused at an ATM for deposits,

    Th ATM

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    card, cash card) withdrawals, account information,and other types of transactions

    Transactionalaccount (checking

    account/ currentaccount)

    A deposit account held at a bank or afinancial institution, for the purpose

    of securely and quickly providingfrequent access to funds on demand,through a variety of differentchannels

    Ti khon giao dch

    Deposit account ortime or noticeaccount

    A deposit account is a currentaccount, savings account, or othertype of bank account, at a bankinginstitution that allows money to bedeposited and withdrawn by theaccount holder

    Ti khon tin gi c khn

    Personal account An account which be used by anindividual for their own needs

    Ti khon c nhn

    Standing order An instruction a bank account holdergives to their bank to pay a setamount at regular intervals toanother account

    Lnh tr tin t ng

    Mortage-backedsecurities

    Asset-backed security that representsa claim on the cash flows frommortgage loans through a process

    Chng khon da vokhon th chp

    Federal funds rate Li sut lin bang ( HoaK)Portfoliomanagement Making decisions about investmentmix and policy, matching

    investments to objectives, assetallocation for individuals andinstitutions, and balancing riskagainst. performance

    Qun l danh mc u t

    Maturity Time at which a note or bond is due Thi gian o hn

    Clearing system System for transferring bonds andcash between buyers and sellers.Transfers of bonds are usually made

    by book entry transfer.

    H thng trung gian tichnh

    Financial stability Capability to allocate fundsefficiently and absorb shocks as theyarise

    Tnh trng n nh v tichnh

    Foreign reserve Total of a country's gold holdingsand convertible foregin currenciesand bonds

    D tr ngoi hi

    Legal mandate An act by which one individualempowers another individual toconduct transactions for anindividual in that person's name

    y quyn theo php lut

    Governmentsecurities

    Securities issued by government,used for raising national fund when

    Chng khon chnh ph

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    necessary, usually bondsMortage-backedsecurities

    Asset-backed security that representsa claim on the cash flows frommortgage loans through a process

    Chng khon da vokhon th chp

    UNIT 3: FINANCING FOREIN TRADE

    1 Agree to remit payment of

    the invoice back to the

    exporter

    ng chuyn thanh tonha n n ngi xutkhu

    2 Advertising bank Bank that advises the letter of credit andsends the orginal 4C for the exporter

    Ngn hng thng bo

    3 Acceptance In which accepts bill of exchange afterperiod of time, upon maturity

    Chp nhn thanh ton ichng t

    4 Advance payment Exporters receive payment from anoverseas buyer in full or in part beforethe goods are dispatched

    Tr trc

    5 Applicant Who ask his bank to apply LC (thebuyer)

    Ngi khi to

    6 Benificiary Who is benefited from letter of creditusually the seller or exporter

    Ngi th hng

    7 Bill of exchange a written, unconditional order by oneparty (the drawer) to another (the

    drawee) to pay a certain sum, eitherimmediately (a sight bill) or on a fixeddate (a term bill), for payment of goodsand/or services received

    Hi phiu

    8 Bill of lading Document that orders a person ororganization to pay a fixed sum ofmoney on demand or on a specificeddate

    9 Bills for collection Process through which the globalbanking system acts on behalf of an

    exporter to collect cash payment or atime draft from the importer

    Hi phiu nh thu

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    Clean collection payment by bill of exchange to whichdocuments are not attached

    Phng thc nh thu trn

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    Collecting bank Bank that receives payment of bills fortheir customers account (the exporters

    bank)

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    Collection Method of payment that the exportercannot collect the sum of money fromthe importer by himself. Therefore theexporter has to remit for remitting bank.

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    Confirmation A definite undertaking of theconfirming bank, in addition to that ofthe issuing bank, to honour or negotiatea complying presentation

    14 Control of the goods Quyn kim sot hng ha

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    Defer presentation To delay passing the bill to the importer

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    Dishonours an accepted bill

    upon maturity

    The importer does not pay, although hehad previously agreed to pay

    T chi thanh ton 1 hiphiu c chp nhnkhi n hn thanh ton

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    Document of title Document allowing someone to claimownership of goods

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    Documentary collection payment by bill of exchange to which

    commercial documents are attached

    Phng thc nh thu km

    chng t1

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    Documentary credit International trade procedure in whichthe credit worthiness of an importer issubstituted by the guaranty of a bankfor a specific transaction

    Tn dng chng t

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    Fail to accept the bill of

    exchange

    T chi chp nhn hiphiu

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    Full set of BL All the necessary shipping documents

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    In accordance with the

    original sales contract

    Theo hp ng mua bn

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    Intermediary Person or company that acts as amiddleman in a transaction

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    Invoice list of goods sold as a request forpayment

    Ha n

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    Issuing bank Buyer's or importer's bank whichestablishes (opens) a L/C in favor of a

    beneficiary, forwards it to an advisingbank for delivery to the beneficiary

    Ngn hng pht hnh

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    Letter of credit A letter from a bank guaranteeing that abuyer's payment to a seller will bereceived on time and for the correct

    Tn dng th

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    amount

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    Maturity date when a bill of exchange is due forpayment

    K hn thanh ton

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    Maturity Date when a bill of exchange is due forpayment

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    Open account Credit relationship in which the buyerpays upon the receipt of goods, or ondeferred payment basis

    Phng thc ghi s

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    Relevant documents Cc chng t lin quan

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    The documentation against

    acceptance of the bill (D/A)

    An arrangement in which someone has

    the right to collect imported goods onlyafter they have signed an agreement at abank to pay for the goods and haveshown proof of having signed it

    Chp nhn thanh ton i

    chng t

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    The documentation against

    payment (D/P)

    An arrangement under which anexporter instructs the presenting bank tohand over shipping and title documentsto the importer only if the importerfully pays the accompanying bill ofexchange or draft

    Thanh ton ngay

    33 The documents of tittle tothe goods Documents that give their bearer orholder the title to the goods specifiedtherein

    Chng t s hu hng ha

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    To authenticate the letter of

    credit

    To check the correctness of letter ofcredit

    Xc nhn th tn dng

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    To be not in order In the incorrect condition for operationor use

    Khng ng th tc

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    To dishonour an acceptance

    bill upon maturity

    Failure to pay a valid (proper and legal)bill of exchange which has been dulypresented for acceptance

    T chi thanh ton mt hiphiu c chp nhnkhi n hn phi thanh ton

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    To draw a bill of exchangeon sb

    To write a bill of exchange (=document used in trade that orderspayment for goods or services)

    Pht hnh hi phiu i nai

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    To remit payment of the

    invoice

    To make payment for goods or servicesaccordance with the invoice value

    Chuyn tin thanh tonha n

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    Remit Chuyn tin, hon li

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    Undertaking Promis or gurantee given to or by abank

    Li ha m bo

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    UNIT 4: Accounting and Financial statement

    1. The profit and loss account= income statement = the P&L

    Sumarize business activity over a period oftime. It begins with total sales, then deduct allof the costs related to producing that revenueBo co kt qu kinh doanh

    2. Balance sheet Report the companys financial condition on aspecific date. The basic equation that has to

    balance is:assets = liabilities + shareholders equityBn cn i k ton

    3. Cash flow statement Companies need a separate record of cashreceipts and cash paymentsBo co lu chuyn tin t

    4. Revenue = income = turnover = sales =the top line

    the entire amount of income before anydeductions are madeDoanh thu

    5. Cost of goods sold = direct costs Include manufacturing costs, salaries ofmanual workersGi vn hng bn

    6. Operating expenses = indirect costs/overhead Include salaries of sales and office staff,marketing costs, utility bills

    7. Non- operating income Include profits from investments in other companies

    8. Depreciation The loss in value of a tangbile assetKhu hao ti sn c nh

    9. Amortization The loss in value of an intangbile assetKhu hao

    10. Interest Refer to money paid to the bank for loans orreceived from the bank for balancesLi sut

    11. dividends Money paid to shareholdersC tc

    12. Retained profit Transfer to the Balance sheet, where it joins theamounts from previous years

    Li nhun gi li13. Accounts receivable =creditors The amount owed to the business by customers

    Khon phi thu

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    14. Inventory The value of raw materials & stock

    Hng tn kho15. Current assets Include marketable securities

    Ti sn ngn hn16. Fixed assets Inclde long-term financial investments

    Ti sn c nh17. Intangible assets Inclde patents, trademarks & goodwill

    Ti sn v hnh18. Bank debt = loan capital Include any overdraft

    N19. Accounts payable The money owed to suppliers

    Khon phi tr20. Share capital Amount raised at initial flotation on the stock

    market

    Vn ch s hu21. Book-keeping Is the recording of the value of asset, liabilities,

    income, and expenses in the daybooks,journals, and ledgers, in which debit and creditentries are chronologically posted to recordchanges in value

    Bt ton ghi s22. Daybook Is a descriptive and diary-like record of day-to-

    day financial transactions.S nht k

    23. Journal Is a formal and chronological record of financial transactions before their values areaccounted in general ledger as debits andcredits.S gc

    24. Ledger Is a record of accounts, each recordedindividually with its balance.S ci

    25. Single-entry book-keeping Is a one sided accounting entry to maintainfinancial information.Bt ton ghi s n

    26. Double-entry book-keeping Means each is recorded in two accounts: one isdebited and the other is credited

    Bt ton ghi s kp

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    Unit 7: M&A

    Merger

    The joining together of two or more companies

    or organizations to form larger one

    Sp nhp

    Acquisition (take over)

    A corporate action in which a

    company buys most, if not all, of the target

    company's ownership stakes in order to assume

    control of the target firmMua li

    Market share

    The percentage of an industry or market's total

    sales that is earned by a particular company

    over a specified time period

    Th phn

    Diversify

    If a business, company, country diversifies, it

    increases the range of goods or services it

    produces

    a dng ha

    A take over bid

    A public offer to a companys stockholders to

    buy their stocks at a certain price during a

    limited period of time.

    Tr gi thu mua

    Economics of scale

    The reduction in long-run average and

    marginal costs arising from an increase in size

    of an operating unit

    Li th kinh t theo quy m

    Hostile takeover/bid

    A situation in which a company tries to buy

    another company which does not want to it to

    be bought

    Phn i thu mua

    Corporate raider

    An investor who buys a larger number of share

    in a corporation whose assets appear to be

    undervalued

    Ngi vy hm/ t kch cng tyPrivate equity company Private equity consists of investors and funds

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    that make investments directly into private

    companies or conduct buyouts of public

    companies that result in a delisting of public

    equity

    Cng ty vn c phn t nhn

    Leveraged buyout (LBO)

    The acquisition of another company using a

    significant amount of borrowed money (bonds

    or loans) to meet the cost of acquisition

    Cc nh qun l 1 cty tin hnh mua li hoc

    kim sot phn ln cng ty mc tiu

    Advising feeMoney paid to investment banks for work done.

    Ph thng bo

    Conglomerate

    Larger corporation or groups of companies

    offering a number of different products or

    services.

    Tp on

    Asset stripping

    Buying a company in order to sell its most

    valuable assets at a profit

    Vic bn ring tng ti sn ca mt doanh

    nghip nhm thu c li nhun

    A raid

    Buying as many of a companys stocks as

    possible on the stock market

    Mua hng lot c phiu cc cng ty

    Horizontal mergers

    Two companies making the same products

    combined

    Sp nhp theo chiu ngang

    Vertical mergers

    A company either acquires or merges with

    another company in an immediately-related

    stage of production and distribution

    Sp nhp theo chiu dc

    Diversification mergers

    A company acquires another company in an

    entirely different sphere

    Sp nhp a dng ha

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    Unit 9: Exchange rates

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    No. Terms Explaination in English Vietnamese

    1 RevaluationIncreasing the value of an otherwise fixed

    exchange rate.Nng gi tin t

    2 Gold standardThe use of gold as the standard value for

    the money of a country.Bn v vng

    3Floating exchange

    rate

    One exchange rate is determined by supply

    and demand.

    Ty gi th ni

    4 Intervene

    A central bank buys or sells in oder to

    increase or decrease the value of their

    currency.

    Can thi p

    5 StipulateTo specify or require something, as in a

    written contract or formal agreement.Quy nh

    6 PegAnother verb for fixing exchange rates

    against something elseC nh

    7 Speculator

    A trader who approaches the finacial

    markets with the intention to make a profit by

    buying low and selling higher, not necessarily

    in that order.

    Nh u c, tch tr

    8 Barter

    A method of exchange by which goods or

    services directly exchanged for other goods or

    services without using a medium of exchange,

    such as money.

    Trao i hng ha

    9Dirty floating

    exchange rate

    A sytem in which central bank intervene at

    the intervention points.

    Th ni ti gi c

    iu tit

    10Clean floating

    exchange rate

    A sytem which is determined purely by

    supply and demand.

    Th ni ti gi hon

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    Dealer

    Merchant

    A person who buy goods from any or all

    sources for resale to anyone and everyone forprofit. Thng nhn

    12 SuspendTo temporarily cease an activity already

    commenced in progress.L lng

    13 HedgingTry to insure against unfavorable price

    movements by way of futures contractPhng h

    14 Single currencyTwo or more states share the same

    currency.

    ng tin chung

    15Medium of

    exchange

    Commodity, currency, or a financial

    instrument used incommercial transactions

    between buyers and sellers as ameasure and

    standard of value. A

    distin uishin characteristic of mone is its

    Phng tin trao

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