2007
DOI: 10.4312/elope.4.1-2.137-148
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General English Attrition and Its Significance for Business English Teaching/Learning of Prospective Economists

Abstract: Summaryis article summarizes some of the findings of a large-scale study of the foreign language needs of economics students (Čepon 2007). It focuses on the rationale behind the lengthy period of disuse of general English (GE) during economics students' first year of undergraduate study. e article presents evidence for processes of GE attrition that slowly set in and are deemed to be particularly detrimental to economics. It is also important to determine exactly which language needs are essential for the futu… Show more

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