올림포스 영어독해기본(1) 15강 변형

Money loses value when inflation takes place; hence, those with large ____ of money encourage a strong government response to inflation.

Governments respond by raising interest ____ to discourage the creation of additional money through loans.

As other loans are paid back, with fewer people take out new loans, money disappears from circulation, reducing the ability of people to buy things and, thereby, reducing ____ inflationary pressure.

For ____ and businesses with outstanding loans, the increased cost that results can be disastrous.

Increased ____ and bankruptcies lead to job loss, and consequently, more people unable to pay for their homes, cars and other loans.

This leads to another round of defaults and subsequent contraction ____ the money supply.

This cure for ____ may bring as much or more hardship than the inflation, but the hardship falls on people with little power to influence policy.

Knowledge about a product’s country of origin can ____ the way consumers think about it.

Just as we stereotype people based ____ where they were born, we stereotype products based on where they were made.

Consumers in developing ____ for instance, often infer higher quality for brands perceived as foreign.

Conversely, consumers in some nations believe ____ country’s products are superior to those made elsewhere.

Japanese consumers, for example, tend to infer ____ made-inJapan products are higher quality than made-in-America products.

Therefore, a luggage company markets its pricier luggage in Japan by stressing that the products ____ designed and made in Japan.

Consumers are more likely to make inferences about a brand based on its country of origin when they are unmotivated to process ____ information or when their processing goal guides attention towards origin information.

If consumers dislike a country’s political or social policies, they may respond negatively ____ its products.

Many people excuse perfectionism ____ work by claiming it is professionalism.

Differentiating between ____ two is useful.

____ perfectionism does not mean dropping critical standards.

It becomes a problem when your personal expectations become unmanageable, self-imposed demands ____ create more pressure than is needed.

It is not permission for work ____ or low standards; rather it means spending less time on tasks that do not need the level of input you are providing.

What are the acceptable standards of professionalism ____ your work and how do these compare with your own?

With the busyness of workplaces these days, trying to achieve a benchmark of 110% perfect on everything can be a ____ for burnout.

If you are a manager ____ this of others, you may be setting yourself up for failure.

Carbohydrates are the most important source of energy in a balanced daily ____

Carbohydrate intake must be balanced with adequate amounts of protein, fat, and water intake. In athletes, carbohydrates are the primary fuel source to maintain blood glucose ____ energy during exercise.

Adequate carbohydrate intake also helps spare ____ from catabolic activity and muscle breakdown.

After ____ are consumed, they are broken down into smaller sugars that get absorbed and used as energy.

The ____ is capable of storing excess carbohydrates in the form of glycogen in the muscles and liver.

The body’s glycogen ____ is approximately 300 to 400 grams.

Subsequent excesses are then converted to fat ____ stored.

____ in the setting of inadequate intake, an energy imbalance can result in adverse effects on athletic performance as well as overall health.