LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS OF ECONOMIC TEXTS

Abstract

The article touches upon problems of linguistic analysis of scientific papers, their lexical features, speech and stylistic techniques inherent in these texts. This article examines in detail characteristic features of economic-oriented works, such as the mandatory and widespread use of terminology, both abstract and technical, the use of certain parts of speech such as verbs to a greater extent than other parts of speech, following a certain structure. The paper analyzes the concept of “text” as a component of scientific discussion and communication, its components and the author’s role in finding information and writing a scientific article. The article presents specific examples of linguistic elements that are generally accepted and most often found in these articles. It also pays attention to the quality, functionality and tasks of the information offered in economic texts.