It was around 973,750,000 by the year 1999
It was around 973,750,000 by the year 1999
the Panama Canal.
The canal pays $1.00
Panama receives a fair amount of money from each ship that passes through the canal, which is important to the country.
From 1904 to 1999, the US paid Panama a one-time cash payment of $10 million and an annual rent of $250,000. Over 95 years, the total rent paid would amount to approximately $23.75 million (95 years × $250,000). Therefore, the total amount received by Panama from the US for the Panama Canal would be about $33.75 million. The financial treatment can be seen as contentious, given the historical context of the canal's construction and the political dynamics at play.
Because the amount of money made in tolls per year. Who owns the canal gets the money.
Collecting money for passage through the canal.
U. S. Dollars
they like got their goods via the canal and America made more money on exports
a lot, probably.
Panama
Because it was the thinest place to cut across being only sixty miles long.