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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary

business scope?

I'd like to know what is the right expression to describe the businesses a company is engaged in. I used to utilise the expression "business scope", but today i encountered another expression from a canadian's writing i.e. "course of business". so could someone tell me which one is natively used.

thank you all.

PS: maybe i'd better give an example to better illuminate my question: "As its major business scope/course of business, this company is engaged in sales and purchases of minerals."
  

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Hi, Neither 'business scope' nor 'course of business' sound natural to me. I'd say 'line of business', or perhaps 'type of business' or 'business area'. Best wishes, Clive

  • Hi, Neither 'business scope' nor 'course of business' sound natural to me.
  • I'd say 'line of business', or perhaps 'type of business' or 'business area'.
  • Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,

Neither 'business scope' nor 'course of business' sound natural to me. I'd say 'line of business', or perhaps 'type of business' or 'business area'.

Best wishes, Clive
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I think I would just go with business:

As its major business, this company is engaged in sales and purchases of minerals.

Your Canadian friend (and both Clive and I are Canadian) may be confusing the common phrase in the course of business, which means 'while doing business': Interest received on notes receivable or late charges that you colle
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I'd like to put my question to a more specific sense for your further consideration.

Actually when i say "business scope", i mean types of businesses a company can be engaged in. The "business scope" particulary concerns a man when he wants to set up a company with the relevant authority. The point is that a larger scope of business means a larger certified capital prescribed by law: a m
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(This is Chinese law, I presume. It certainly sounds strange to a western capitalist-- here you can try to do business in any range of businesses you like-- no certification of your capital required: you either have the money or you don't.)

Googling business scope turned up an interesting observation: the phrase seems to be used almost exclusively as a title or section he
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Industry,

Joe McTaggart
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I think Business is a comercial activities to earned profit,Fame,andreputation betwen among the all comercial activities, which provite my company strong and make a big fame to make a big profit, for what we started our aim of company.............................
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Business Scope, it looks like it is very wide. It covers all the activities related to production and distribution of goods and services from the place productions to the vendor and customers. know more

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