Monsters, Inc?

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1. companies which take over troubled companies and give financial help to put them back on track (3) 2. capital, money a company has (1) 3. usually big and rich companies with a lot of power (1) 4. aggressive and tough free market conditions (2) . accusations are thrown at! (4) ". it steals from firms (3) #. cuts employment (2) $. managers or people who are in charge and make decisions within departments (1) %. offering and trading these to others (3) 1&. changes and 'or movement in work (3) 11. normally, typically (2) 12. profits from shares paid out to shareholders (1) 13. the firm will sink ( ) 14. disappear with everything they were able to steal ( ) 1 . putting the good condition of the companies in danger (") 1". the possibility of bigger profits ( ) 1#. huge rewards (2) 1$. produce a lesser amount (4) 1%. a gap in law which allows to manoeuvre and operate on the verge of the law (1) 2&. is actually something e(tra (4) 21. e(cellent profits (2)

22. operates better than others (1) 23. the ridiculous payments are considered (#) 24. the time of economic boom (3)

Monsters, Inc? questions - KEY

1. private equity firms ) companies which take over troubled companies and give financial help to put them back on track 2. equity * capital, money a company has 3. titans * usually big and rich companies with a lot of power 4. vulture capitalism * aggressive and tough free market conditions . charges are ma e against * accusations are thrown at! ". it plun ers companies * it steals from firms #. slashes !o"s * cuts employment $. e#ecutives * managers or people who are in charge and make decisions within departments %. selling them on * offering and trading these to others 1&. shifts in employment * changes and 'or movement in work 11. on average * normally, typically 12. ivi en s * profits from shares paid out to shareholders 13. the company $ill go un er * the firm will sink 14. $al% off $ith the loot * disappear with everything they were able to steal 1 . ris%ing the health of these firms * putting the good condition of the companies in danger 1". the prospect of higher returns * the possibility of bigger profits 1#. vast "ounties * huge rewards 1$. incur a lo$er rate * produce a lesser amount 1%. loophole * a gap in law which allows to manoeuvre and operate on the verge of the law 2&. is really a "onus * is actually something e(tra 21. outstan ing returns * e(cellent profits 22. outperforms * operates better than others 23. the e#or"itant fees are ta%en into account * the ridiculous payments are considered 24. the "u""le era * the time of economic boom