经贸英语报刊选读

Part One Globa I and National Economic Situation /1

Unit One

Text A Another Bush， Another Jobless Recovery /3

Text B The Hard Road Ahead /14

Unit Two

Text A Finally， Some Good News /21

Text B Steaming /35

Unit Three

Text A Too Much Money： Inflation Goes Global /42

Text B The New "New Economy" /55

Unit Four

Text A Indias Economy Hits the Wall /66

Text B A Yawning Trade Gap Could Swallow the Recovery /79

Unit Five

Text A Can Europes Recovery Last? /86

Text B Climb on， Honey： This Could Be Wild /98

Part Two World Trade /109

Unit One

Text A The Doha Squabble /111

Text B Drops on Parched Soil /128

Unit Two

Text A China and Europe /133

Text B The Folly of Slapping Out as on China /149

Unit Three

Text A 2005s Global Trade Hot Spots /155

Text B Sparks Fly over Steel /171

Unit Four

Text A Slouching toward a Trade War? /177

Text B The GM Gamble /187

Unit Five

Text A Two Cheers for Free Trade /192

Text B Engaging the U.S. with Trade /207

Part Three Finance /215

Unit One

Text A Time to Go Up /217

Text B The Joy of Inflation /228

Unit Two

Text A Looking Up /232

Text B Still in Gear /245

Unit Three

Text A Searching for Plan B /251

Text B Drowning in Dollars /266

Unit Four

Text A Oceans Apart /273

Text B Super-euro /285

Part Four Management /291

Unit One

Text A Make Way for Madame Director /293

Text B Earnings Guidance： Silence Is Golden /307

Unit Two

Text A Finally， Coke Gets It Right /314

Text B The Live Wire in Indian High Tech /324

Unit Three

Text A Microsoft without Gates /334

Text B Gates without Microsoft /353

Unit Four

Text A Audi， Volvo， Acura ... Chrysler? /363

Text B Volkswagen Needs a Jump /376

改革开放的深入，改变了人们对英语和英语教学的认识。在中国逐步向世界全面开放的过程中，英语作为一种通用语，在人们眼里已不再神秘，它只是中国与世界交流必不可少的语言工具。英语的教学目标也不再像几十年前那样，旨在培养少数英语语言精英，而是要培养各行各业急需的、能直接进行跨文化交际和双向语言沟通的千千万万普通劳动者。