新视野二版视听说课件further.pptx

Green GDP: a new concept;Key;(Continued);How was the problem resolved? ;Presley n. 普雷斯利［人名］ bypass v. 绕过；忽视 (ignore) e.g. Regulators worry that controls could easily be bypassed.;1. Q: What did the employees first fear would happen to their insurance corporation? C) Management would control its shares. 2. Q: What did the Managing Director clarify? D) Management and employees would jointly buy the controlling shares. 3. Q: From what source did the employees learn the truth about the future of their company? D) A seminar the firm organized.;4. Q: According to the passage, if an outside investor took over the company, what would happen? A) Management would probably be laid off first. 5. Q: What’s the passage mainly about? B) Joint acquisition by management and employees.;Price rises but inflation stays low.;electronics n. 电子产品 (electronic products) e.g. The country’s economy depends very much on its export of electronics. ;Everybody in Britain is talking about falling prices, though they know inflation is high. Professor Brown gives a simple explanation to the difficult economic issue. Chinese-made products have made Britain poorer. In the past decade the CPI in Britain has increased only modestly. 5. The low inflation has resulted from low prices for mass-produced goods from China.;Listen to the story and get to know the idioms introduced. After that list some idioms you know in the world of economy and business then tell the class what the idioms mean.;Reference;lead n. 领先地位 (the position ahead of others in a competition) e.g. Kent took the lead in the fifth lap. Coventry 考文垂（英国英格兰中部城市） labor-intensive adj. 劳动密集型的 (requiring a great deal of labor) e.g. Cloth manufacturing is a labor-intensive industry. drive n. 干劲 (a strong desire to work) e.g. I’ve never met anyone who has as much drive as he has.;Key;Man: Oh right.