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You need to say which type of dollar you want to convert from or into. There are many different currencies in the world called "dollar". For example, Singapore dollar, Canadian dollar, Australian dollar.

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How much is 6800 ruples in Us dollars?

To convert 6800 rubles to US dollars, you need the current exchange rate. As of my last update, the exchange rate was approximately 70 rubles to 1 US dollar, which would make 6800 rubles roughly equivalent to about 97 US dollars. However, exchange rates fluctuate, so it's best to check a reliable financial news source or currency converter for the most current rate.


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In the 70's


How much money did john d Rockefeller make?

When he passed away at the age of 97 John D. Rockefeller had a net worth of $340 billion. He was the co-founder of the Standard Oil Company and the founder of the University of Chicago.


How do you account for inflation when comparing dollar amounts over time?

Accounting for inflation over time requires you to take purchasing power into account, thus specific rates of inflation for certain things can differ from the overall inflation of a society. If inflation is 3% a year, then $1 this year will only be able to purchase 97 cents worth of goods next year. So if you have a consistent inflation rate of 3% a year, and want to compare the purchasing power of one dollar from 10 years ago to the current day, then for the first year of inflation, one dollar would drop to 97 cents, and then from there to the next year, 97 cents would only buy 97% of what it could buy the previous year. Due to this, you cannot simply multiply 3% by the number of years to find the total effect of inflation. So you would go from $1 to 97 cents one year, and then 97 cents to 94.09 cents of purchasing power over the next year. Then from 94.09 cents to 91.2673 cents the next year. In order to easily calculate this, you could instead simply take the initial amount of money (lets say $1), and multiply it by (1-r)^n. In this, r is the inflation rate, so that 3% would be 0.03, thus 1-0.03 is 0.97. The variable n is the number of years from year 1. So if you were to take 1 dollar, and place it into the equation with inflation at 3% a year, you'd find that 1 * (0.97^1) = 97 cents, just like we found up above. 1 * (0.97^2) = 94.09 cents, again as found above. So $100 dollars in the first year, before any inflation has kicked in, would only be worth $21.80 after 50 years of 3% annual inflation.


How much is 2000 mil pesos from colombia worth in American money?

I'm not entirely sure whether you're asking about 2000 Pesos or 2000 million Pesos, so I will answer for both. As of 9th June 2009, 2000 Colombian Pesos is equal to $0.97 (97 cents) As of 9th June 2009, 2000 million Colombian Pesos is equal to $969227.04