a	a
stimulating growth	have no idea, honestly.
increase output	sprawić, że wydajność wzrasta
plummeting profits	rapidly falling profits
extend opportunity	zwiększyć możliwość
meet with considerable success	to be very successful
push up costs	make costs rise
go into production	start being made
boost	increase
promote the interests of	wspierać czyjeś interesy
show see experience (NOT HAVE)	sales profits the market exports/imports ... a rise a fall a decline a growth
get into debt	mieć dług
pay back loans	spłacać pożyczki
run up an overdraft	zrobić tak, że ma się debet, do cholery.
default on repayments	fail to pay a debt
call in loans	demand that a person pay back the money the bank has lent to them
backer	sponsor, mecenas
write off debts	accept that an amount of money has been lost or that a debt will not be paid
carry out survey/do survey	NOT MAKE survey
fit for purpose	good at doing what it is supposed to do
offer a discount	oferować rabat
place an order	złożyć zamówienie
regular customers	stali klienci
next-day service	obsługa z dnia na dzień
top quality	najwyższa jakość
kick up a fuss	(informal) make a very forcible complaint
demand a full refund	ask for all my money back
take one's custom elsewhere	not buy from the same place again
grounds for complaint	a reason for complaining
provide an excellent service	zapewniać wspaniałą obsługę
conform to safety regulations	obey all the rules or laws relating to safety
honour all commitments	do what one said they would do
take complaints seriously	traktować poważnie zażalenia
come up to standard	reach appropriate standards
offer a replacement	zaproponować wymianę
handle all complaints	zająć się wszystkimi zażaleniami
abject poverty	terrible poverty
be/fall behind with sth	not to do/produce/pay sth in time
close on	nearly; can be used with the verbs: cost, charge, buy, spend, sell, invest etc.
counterfeit money	false money
economic	related to a country's economy
economy	as an adjective for food and drink it means 'cheap'
eke out a living	to earn just enough money to survive
extravagant	spending more money than you can afford
finance	funds, capital/ to provide funds, capital
fiscal	related to government or public money, especially taxes
be heavily in debt	to owe sb/an institution a lot of money
invoice	a bill sent to you by a company to tell you how much you owe for a service
live from hand to mouth	to barely manage financially
live in the lap of luxury	to have lots of money and lead a very comfortable life
make ends meet	to manage financially
pay off/clear your debts	pay the money you owe
prosperous	rich, wealthy
return on an investment	the profit one makes on an investment
to be rolling on it	infml to be very rich (only used after a noun)