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Today is the final day in our 100-word challenge- I hope you’ve been enjoying it and learning a lot! Our theme for this last video is business vocabulary-one of the most requested topics by all of you.  \nThere are thousands of business vocabulary words in English, and you can learn many of them inside my Business English course. For this lesson, I’m going to go through the alphabet A-Z and teach you a business-related word starting with each letter.  \nagenda (n.)  \nOK, our word starting with A is agenda. An agenda, in the business world, is a list of things to be discussed in a meeting. Every meeting should have one to keep it organized and efficient.  \nbudget (n./v.)  \nFor B we have budget-that is a plan for spending money or dividing it up among different areas. Companies have budgets, governments have budgets, and everyday people like you and me should have them, too.  \ncompensation (n.)  \nFor C our word is compensation, this is what a business gives to its employees in exchange for their work. Compensation has multiple parts-there’s the salary, which is the money, and then benefits-things like health insurance or opportunities for bonuses or company stock.  \ndeadline (n.)  \nFor the letter D, we have deadline-that’s the final date/time before which a project must be finished. In business we typically call it a deadline, and in the academic world we usually call it a due date.  \nestimate (n./v.)  \nFor E we have this word, which is pronounced estimate (ES-ti-mate, rhyming with\"hate\") when used as a verb and estimate (ES-ti-met, rhyming with \"get\") when used as a noun. To estimate is to make an educated guess.  \nfranchise (n./v.)  \nFor F our word is franchise. If a business is successful -like let’s say I open up an Espresso English school in my town- I can expand my business by giving other people permission to open up their own schools using the Espresso English name and teaching method, and they would pay me a certain percentage. Then Espresso English would become a franchise, with multiple locations run by different people.  \ngross profit (n.)  \nOur G word is gross profit. If it costs me $20 to make a product and I sell it for $100, then my gross profit is $80-it’s the difference between the cost to create it and the sales price, before considering other expenses like taxes, employees, storage space, etc. If the other expenses cost an average of $30 per product, then I actually end up with a net profit of $50 per product.  \nHuman Resources (HR) (n.)  \nFor H we have Human Resources (HR). This is the part of a company responsible for employees-training them, processing salary payments, resolving any conflicts, etc.  \ninventory (n.) & invoice (n./v.)  \nI have a couple words for I - inventory, which refers to a quantity of products a company has available or in storage, and invoice which is a request/requirement for payment. If someone creates some advertisements for me, they would then send me an invoice for their work, and I’d have to pay it.  \njoint venture (n.)  \nFor J we have joint venture-this is a collaboration between two people or companies-they work together on the project.  \nKPI (n.) -Key Performance Indicator  \nOur K term is KPI, which stands for key performance indicator. This is a number that we can use to measure performance. It could be something like number of sales per month, or average speed for a website, or customer satisfaction rate. 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