The influence of English economic terminology of the formation of professional discourse in international business

Abstract

The article presents a comprehensive analysis of the impact of English economic terminology on the formation of professional discourse in the field of international business. It is substantiated that English-language economic discourse constitutes a complex communicative construct within which linguistic, cognitive, and sociocultural factors interact, thereby determining the specificity of professional interaction. It has been established that the effectiveness of such discourse depends on the use of terminological units and extralinguistic parameters, in particular communicative behavior, adherence to business etiquette norms, and the ability to adapt speech in accordance with the communicative situation. It is demonstrated that English economic terminology performs a standardizing function in professional communication, ensuring precision, unambiguity, and uniformity of communication in the international business environment. At the same time, it has been found that the integration of English terminology into professional discourse leads to the transformation of linguistic behavior and cognitive models of specialists. Special attention is paid to the educational dimension, within which terminological training is considered an important factor in the formation of professional competence and the competitiveness of specialists. As a result of the study, it is confirmed that English economic terminology constitutes an important element of professional discourse in international business, ensuring its analytical character, rational organization, and intercultural relevance. At the same time, its functioning contributes to the formation of a unified communicative space in which approaches to the interpretation of economic phenomena and managerial decision-making are aligned. Thus, the combination of linguistic and economic components forms an integrated discursive system that reflects current trends in the development of the globalized business environment and determines the prospects for further research in this field.