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How much is a 1882 bo dollar worth?
Please; The letters "bo" after the date mean nothing, post new question.
Which was not one of the changes in development and specialization that primitive mammals underwent specialization of teeth increase in overall body size increase in stomach capacity development of bo?
The change that was not part of the development and specialization of primitive mammals is the "development of bone." Primitive mammals primarily underwent changes such as specialization of teeth, an increase in overall body size, and an increase in stomach capacity, which were adaptations to their environments and dietary needs. Bone development was already a characteristic of early vertebrates and not a specialization unique to mammals.
How do oil bonds work?
The govt. of India (GOI) issues special oil bonds to govt. owned oil marketing companies as a share of their subsidies. What exactly are these oil bonds and how exactly do they compensate the oil marketing companies?I will work out the answer to this question by using the financial statements of Indian Oil Corp. (IOC) for 2007-08.IOC makes a loss selling petroleum products due to govt. restrictions on pricing. The govt. of India compensates this loss by issuing special oil bonds.IOC shows these bonds as income on its P&L (the IOC P&L for 2007 - 2008 shows an income of Rs.13,943 CR this way), thus converting the loss into a profit.IOC also shows these bonds as investment on its balance sheet (Schedule G of IOC balance sheet for 2007 - 2008 shows investment worth Rs. 14,308 in these GOI special bonds). This means that without paying a penny for these bonds, IOC has invested in these GOI bonds! If you think about it, the real investment is the losses IOC incurred to oblige the GOI.Now, if IOC just sits on these bonds, it will get a cash flow (around 7% - 8%) from GOI by way of interest payment on these bonds. Also upon maturity, the GOI will have to redeem these bonds from IOC (maturity periods are anywhere from 2009 to 2026 as per Schedule G). i.e. upon maturity the GOI has to cough up cash compensation for the losses IOC has incurred in 2007 - 2008!Instead, what IOC does is, it sells these bonds in the secondary bond market to mutual funds, insurance companies and other such financial institutions (http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/2008/05/02/stories/2008050250780600.htm). Thus, the bonds are converted into hard cash (Schedule G says IOC made Rs. 6,503 Cr this way in 2007- 2008). This is how IOC gets hard cash to compensate for its losses immediately. (Of course, upon maturity the GOI has to still pay cash to whoever holds these bonds at that time).The interesting part is this: GOI issues bonds without actually borrowing from anybody. Does this run counter to the very definition of a bond? Not really.The GOI has issued bonds to IOC without directlyborrowing any money from IOC. The borrowing is indirect - IOC made a loss to oblige the GOI and that is akin to the GOI borrowing from IOC and hence the GOI issues these bonds to IOC. This is the crux of the matter.Bottom line is, the oil bond is a GOI bond and hence is a govt. debt which has to be repaid some day. Interestingly, this debt stays off-budget and does not reflect in the revenue or fiscal deficit of the GOI (http://www.business-standard.com/common/news_article.php?leftnm=10&bKeyFlag=BO&autono=323750)!. This is because these companies are anyway owned by the government.
How was Sweden affected by World War 2?
While Sweden remained neutral throughout World War II, they did allow emergency landings by both Allied and Axis aircraft, mostly bombers that were too damaged and too distant from their home base to make it back safely. Especially for English and American airmen, sometimes the choice was ditch in the English Channel which was far too cold and they would risk drowning, or head for Sweden. However, because of Sweden's neutrality, many of the airmen were interned in camps (they weren't prisoners of war, instead, they were treated as guests who were not permitted to leave) until exchanges could be arranged (i.e., one American airman and one German airman). Approximately 1200 American airmen would ultimately be interned in Sweden. But as the number of American airmen "overtook" any reasonable number of possible "exchanges," modified American bombers would make night time "courier" trips to Ireland and Scotland. For a far more complete history of Swedish involvement in World War II and the American airmen interned there, I would suggest "'Making for Sweden . . . ' Part 2 - The USAAF 1943 to 1945" by Bo Widfeldt and Rolph Wegmann. ISBN: 1-871187-37-0
What is a bo Jackson 1991 fleer card number 416 worth?
10,000 dollars
How much is bo Jackson black and blue card worth?
$3.00
How much is a 1882 bo dollar worth?
Please; The letters "bo" after the date mean nothing, post new question.
How much is Bo Jacksons black n white card worth?
$34
How much is a starting lineup BO Jackson figurine with 2 rookie cards worth?
According to the collectors network website it is worth about $5.
Did bo didley die today?
Yes, Bo Diddley died today, June 2, 2008, at the age of 79.
How much are bo jakson cards worth?
The value of Bo Jackson cards can vary widely based on factors such as the card's condition, rarity, and demand among collectors. Common cards from the late 1980s and early 1990s may be worth a few dollars, while rare or graded cards, especially from significant sets like the 1986 Topps football or 1987 Fleer baseball, can fetch hundreds or even thousands of dollars. For precise values, it's best to check current listings on auction sites or consult price guides.
Are bo jackon cards worth money?
absolutely
What is 1990 donruss bo Jackson 650 worth?
Its worth about .10 cents in mint conditoin
What is a Bo Diaz baseball card worth?
His RC is probably worth 25 cents. Most if nnot all of his other cards are worth less than a dime.
How much is a 1981Playboy magazine of Bo Derek worth today?
The value of a 1981 Playboy magazine featuring Bo Derek can vary based on its condition and overall demand among collectors. In general, they can range from $10 to $50 or more, depending on factors such as rarity and any accompanying content. It's best to research recent sales of similar magazines to get a more accurate estimate of its current value.
What is john schneider's Bo Duke net worth?
$180 million
