[单项选择]In today’s rapidly changing economy, opportunities ______ for those who are motivated and dedicated to achieving their career goals.
A. abound
B. refrain
C. transcend
D. uphold

[单项选择]In today’ s rapidly changing economy, opportunities ______for those who are motivated and dedicated to achieving their career goals.
A. abound
B. refrain
C. transcend
D. uphold

[单项选择]"The U.S. economy is rapidly deteriorating," says Mr. Grannis. "The odds of a recession are now very high, perhaps by the end of the year. " There are already some signs that important pillars are weakening. Consumer confidence has fallen for the past two months; and the housing sector, which has been buoyant, is starting to sink. Corporate profits are falling.
Some analysts are especially concerned over the sharp fall of commodity prices. They believe it represents the threat of inflation, or falling prices in general. While this may be good for consumers, it could cause a global slowdown. "The Central Bank will have to act forcefully to arrest the deflationary forces," says Robert LaMorte, chairman of Behavioral Economics, a consulting firm in San Diego.
But others counter that the Central Bank doesn’t need to intervene, and they argue it should wait to see real data before acting. "The fundamentals are better than the stock market reflects," says Peter Kretzmer, an economi
A. He’s uncertain about its development.
B. He’s pessimistic about its development.
C. He’s optimistic about its development.
D. He’s indifferent about its current situation.

[单项选择]"The US economy is rapidly deteriorating," says Mr. Grannis. "The odds of a recession are now very high, perhaps by the end of the year." There are already some signs that important pillars are weakening. Consumer confidence has fallen for the past two months. The housing sector, which has been buoyant, is starting to sink. Corporate profits are falling. Some analysts are especially concerned over the sharp fall of commodity prices. They believe it represents the threat of deflation, it could cause a global slowdown. "The Fed will have to act forcefully to arrest the deflationary forces," says Robert Lamorte, chairman of Behavioral Economics, a consulting firm in San Diego. But others counter that the central bank doesn’t need to intervene. They argue the Fed should wait to see real data before acting. "The fundamentals are better than the stock market reflects", says Peter Kretzmer, an economist at Nations-Banc Montgomery Security. Indeed, President Clinton tried to do his part to cal
A. To pacify the market.
B. To make a speech on American economy.
C. To intervene.
D. To cooperate with Russia to pursue sustainable development.

[填空题]If too much is spent, the economy’s capacity to produce will