[单项选择]A. The foreign banks. B. The locally incorporated banks.
C. The government. D. Inhabitant in Hong Kong.

[填空题]Foreign Exchange Trading
Without foreign exchange trading, international trade itself could not exist. In former times trade was based on bartering—goods were exchanged for other goods. The introduction of precious metals (i.e., gold and silver) to pay for goods can be considered the forerunner of the foreign exchange market. The Greeks and Romans commonly used gold as a medium of exchange. Most world trade continued to be based on gold until the nineteenth century. But then industrialization in Western Europe and the United States had boosted world trade to such an extent that gold reserver were no longer adequate to meet the requirements. Governments introduced a par value of their respective local currencies in gold. Thus, the currencies were related to one another through a system called the gold standard. The gold standard system determined the value of all currencies based on gold． (8) The system worked well until World War I, when trade was interrupted. After

[简答题]foreign exchange

[名词解释]Foreign reserve

[填空题]
Foreign governments, particularly those that own marketable commercial products or services,

often promote their interests and positions through the advertising of those goods be cause the

[填空题]
We need 8 foreign English teachers.
· If you are a native English-speaker.
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· If you have related teaching experience for KIDS (8-14 years old).
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Requirements for the job applicants (应聘者):
1) We need 8 (46) English-speakers.
2) The job involves working on (47) or (48) during Jan. 20～Feb. 16, 2010.