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Feb 5, 2005 11:28
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English term
MM
Units 254M
Sales $21MM
Value Share: 4%
Marketing presentation of business results
Sales $21MM
Value Share: 4%
Marketing presentation of business results
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Also, for various measures of thousand or million units of a commodity, EIA has adopted the policy to use "M" for thousand and "MM" for million.
MM: an abbreviation for one million, seen in a few traditional units such as those listed below. The abbreviation is meant to indicate one thousand thousand, M being the Roman numeral 1000. However, MM actually means 2000, not one million, in Roman numeration.
MM: an abbreviation for one million, seen in a few traditional units such as those listed below. The abbreviation is meant to indicate one thousand thousand, M being the Roman numeral 1000. However, MM actually means 2000, not one million, in Roman numeration.
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