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Bus/Financial - Finance (general) / money | | Spanish term or phrase: MM | | monetary term, is it MILLIONS or BILLIONS? "Fixed fees in the amount of S/ 4 MM per meeting/day ..." (From Ecuador). |
| | | million | Explanation:
generally speaking, M = miles MM = millones, but this is not consistent, and it's advisable to do the conversion of any figures you can find to see what's logical |
| Selected response from:
 Marian Greenfield
Local time: 02:38
| Grading comment Yes, Marian, this is consistent with other uses of MM in the context. And thank you, Ruth; you showed a completely new light on the subject! However the term is used several times in terms of costs as well as fees, so I'm going with MM.
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