Accordingly, the daily purchase volume of foreign currencies will amount to an equivalent of RUB 2.07 billion.

All of Asia's economies that suffered in the recent crisis, including Japan, have seen a fall in their dollar price level.

However, there was a fall in volume and financial value relative to the same period in the previous year.

On top of that, nuclear power companies pay the equivalent of billions of dollars in tax revenue and subsidies to local governments.

The Portuguese rightly argue that their situation is not as dire as that of Greece, which is already in the economic equivalent of intensive care.

This reduction in the demand for low skilled workers could be offset by taking into account the hourly equivalent of transfer payments when calculating the minimum wage.

Boeing over the weekend announced its biggest ever order by dollar value for commercial airplanes 50 twin aisle Boeing 777 jets.

According to Tad Murty, vice president of the Tsunami Society, the total energy of the tsunami waves was equivalent to about five megatons of TNT (20 petajoules).

Several estimates indicate that, given the additional demand for reserves, the world could absorb annual allocations of 200 300 billion or even more.

The first answer, of course, is that the trade weighted dollar has fallen by more than 15 in real terms since its peak in early 2002.

While oil exporting countries receive revenues in dollars (or their euro equivalent), they use different currencies to import goods and services from various countries.

Two IEA climate policy scenarios show how we could stabilize the concentration of greenhouse gases at 550 or 450 parts per million of CO2 equivalent.

Anyway, as you'll see in a moment, Susana was able to turn on the flight motor of what's the equivalent of the spinal cord of these flies and get some of the headless bodies to actually take off and fly away.

Fiscal consolidation equivalent to 1 of GDP per year might bring government debt down toward 60 of GDP the ceiling imposed by the EU s Stability and Growth Pact during the next decade.

Sensible risk management today dictates that atmospheric carbon should be stabilized at 350 parts per million of CO2 equivalent, not the current pathway of 450 500ppm CO2e. This requires emission reductions of 45 50 in industrialized countries by 2020, and almost complete de carbonization by 2050, not the levels of 15 25 by 2020 and 60 80 by 2050 that are now on the table.

Globally, more than 30 million tons of oil equivalent are consumed in the form of primary energy every day, equivalent to 55 kilowatt hours per person per day, with rich countries, on average, consuming more than twice that figure.

And I also know that the complementary pressures on Europe to import funds, and on surplus countries to diversify their currency holdings, will make European travel increasingly expensive in dollar terms.

As the projections for 2050 suggest that the world s population will be about nine billion, annual per capita emissions must be reduced to approximately two tons of CO2 equivalent, on average, if the global annual total is to be less than 20 gigatonnes.