Well, honey, in the finance world, "MM" does indeed mean millions. So next time you see that abbreviation, just remember it's not the Roman numeral for 2000, it's just a fancy way of saying big bucks. Got it? Good.
Million. M means thousand. They're Roman numbers.
Date to which the appraisal applies. If a certified appraisor values your property at MM for 10/31/2006. That is the date to which the appraisal applies. In other words, as of 10/31/2006, you property is appraised at MM
In Accounting, 'M' stands for 'thousand', and 'MM' stands for 'million' (thousand thousand).
800 millions
Since million is abbreviated mil, you can abbreviate millions as mils. Even though there is an s on the end, most people will know what you are referring to based on the context of the word.
In the financial world, MM typicall stands for millions (i.e $100MM would be $100 million).
Yes, in financial contexts, "M" typically stands for "million," while "MM" represents "millions." This shorthand is often used to simplify financial reports and statements. Therefore, "M" does not mean thousands; "K" is commonly used to denote thousands.
"M" = thousand (from Roman numerals) "MM" = thousand thousand = million
It might mean "9 cm 8 mm"
RBC count ranges between 4 and 5.5 millions per cu mm of blood.In adult males it is 5 millions/cu mm and in adult females it is 4.5 millions/cu mm.
MM = 2000
Do you mean square mm?
MM stands for Music Monday.
Yes, but only generally within the finance industry. MM <=> Thousand, thousand <=> Million (from M in Roman numerals = 1,000)
3/4ths of a mm, or 7.5 nanometers
If you mean as in Roman numerals then MM is equivalent to 2000
mm means millimeters in measurements