经贸英语阅读教程

Unit One Reading English By Phrases (I)
Reading A: Consumers Use Credit to Satisfy Personal Wants
Reading B : Commodity Futures
Reading C: Markets in China
Reading D: Tax System for Foreign-Invested Enterprises
Unit Two Reading English By Phrases (II)
Reading A: How Much Will Your Money Earn?
Reading B: Dollar Hits New Highs
Reading C: The Place of Money in the Economy
Reading D: Inflation and Deflation
Unit Three Finding the Main Idea (I)
Reading A: Commercial Banks Are Full-Service Banks
Reading B: Where Should You Keep Your Savings?
Reading C: The Role of Federal Reserve Banks
Reading D: Monetary and Fiscal Policy
Unit Four Finding the Main Idea (II)
Reading A: Progress and Achievement in Urban Reform
Reading B: Shanghai Sets Up International Financial Center
Reading C: The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) (I)
Reading D: The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) (II)
Unit Five Guessing the Meanings from the Context
Reading A: Tax Reduction and Exemption for Foreign-Invested Enterprises
Reading B: Tokyo Index Nears 20,000 Points
Reading C: The Stock Exchanges
Reading D: Multiple Motives Combine in Clash over US Budget
Unit Six Guessing from Structural Analysis
Reading A : The Euromarkets
Reading B: Business Firms Are Important to Us
Reading C: Strategies to Curb Inflation
Reading D: WTO Entrance Benefits All
Unit Seven Reading for Details (I)
Reading A: Record Flow of Funds to Developing Countries
Reading B: Foreign Firms Urged to Protect Women's Rights
Reading C: Light, Heavy Industry Maintain Growth
Reading D: Domestic Fast Food Should Be Stimulated
Unit Eight Reading for Details (II)
Reading A: Garbage In, Garbage Out
Reading B: New Tariff Regulation to Benefit Economy
Reading C: China's Insurance Market
Reading D: Speeding Up Housing Construction
Unit Nine Making an Outline (I)
Reading A: Telecommuting
Reading B: Set Your Rules on E-Mail
Reading C: Temporary Tenants
Reading D: Temporary Tenants (continued)
Unit Ten Making an Outline (II)
Reading A : Market Price
Reading B: China Insurance Market Opens Up
Reading C: Unemployment
Reading D: Problems with Low-Income Regions
Unit Eleven Recognizing Transitions (I)
Reading A: On the Stock Exchange
Reading B: Out ! Out ! Damned Knockoffs
Reading C: The Stock Market
Reading D: From Riches to Rags
Unit Twelve Recognizing Transitions (H)
Reading A: The Price System
Reading B: US Economy in the 50's
Reading C: Steadfast Shoppers Keep the Expansion Rolling
Reading D: Land of the Giants
Unit Thirteen Inference (I)
Reading A: What the Psychologists Can Tell You
Reading B: Telemedicine Begins to Make Its Case
Reading C: Has Japan Changed.9
Reading D: Suffer the Little Children
Unit Fourteen Inference (II)
Reading A: Coffee Chains Are Getting the Jitters
Reading B: A Chef's Secret Ingredient for Building a Business: Perfection
Reading C: Turnaround Time for CBS
Reading D: Watch Out! A Debt Bomb Is Ticking
Unit Fifteen Skimming
Reading A: The Looniest Company Ever
Reading B: The Best Broadcaster in Texas
Reading C: The Making of a Predator
Reading D: Boeing Sleeping in Seattle
Unit Sixteen Scanning
Reading A: Money
Reading B: Another Fat Year Ahead
Reading C: How the United States Economy Works: An Overview
Reading D: How the United States Economy Works: An Overview (continued) ~
Unit Seventeen The Flow of Ideas
Reading A: An Overview of Business System
Reading B: A Sales Representative
Reading C: The Development of Giant Corporations
Reading D: The Development of Giant Corporations (continued)
Unit Eighteen Observe the Flow of Ideas
Reading A: WTO Says World Trade Still Healthy
Reading B: Good, Bad News for Asian Economies
Reading C: Water, Water Everywhere
Reading D: UK and World in a Stew about Britain's Beef
Unit Nineteen Noting Signal Words
Reading A: Measuring Business Cycles "'" ~
Reading B: Debtor or Creditor?
Reading C: Start One's Own Business
Reading D: International Monetary Fund
Unit Twenty Signal Words in Different Types of Passages
Reading A. Sales
Reading B: Purchase of Land
Reading C: Demand and Supply
Reading D: Compensatory Financing by the IMF
Unit Twenty-One Identify Referents
Reading A : Corporate Takeover
Reading B: How Corporations Are Organized
Reading C: Anything Wrong with Economic System?
Reading D: British Dilemma
Unit Twenty-Two Definition
Reading A: Fiat Scores Some Points with Punto
Reading B: Where Is This Economy Really Heading?
Reading C : Selling Attitude
Reading D: How Tomorrow's Best Leaders Are Learning Their Stuff
Unit Twenty-Three Figurative Language
Reading A: One Welfare Program That Won't Die
Reading B: Getting Pumped Up
Reading C: What about You?
Reading D: Does the World's Biggest Company Have a Fortune?
Unit Twenty-Four The Way to Success
Reading A: A Builder, Not a Slasher
Reading B: Mammoth Egos, Mousy Profits
Reading C: Managing through a Downturn
Reading D: The Stalled Revolution
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