The Danish kroner (DKK) offers several advantages, including stability as it is pegged to the euro, which helps maintain low inflation and fosters investor confidence. Additionally, Denmark's robust economy and high credit rating enhance the currency's reliability. However, disadvantages include limited international acceptance compared to major currencies like the euro or US dollar, which can complicate trade for Danish businesses. Furthermore, the peg to the euro may restrict Denmark's monetary policy flexibility in response to domestic economic conditions.
danske kroner
30,000 US dollars = 166,218 DKR (Danish kroner) 30,000 euro = 223,878
As of 6th June 2009, 20 Danish Kroner is equal to $3.75
Danish: Kroner and Øre.German: Euro and Centjust to give an example.
Danish Kroner
Danske kroner
In Denmark they use a currency called KRONE.
The Danish krone (plural: kroner). Krone is the Danish word for crown, so sometimes, you hear "Danish crown" or "Danish crowns" used as well.
they have Danish Kroner.. (DKR)..
Danske kroner
If you mean Danish Kroner... then 1000000 Kroners = 174125 Dollars
In general, your easiest way to find the solution is to use Google: Just enter a query such as "11.95 dollars in danish kroner" and Google will be your friend, answering in this case (2012-08-10, 21:01 UTC)11.95 U.S. dollars = 72.3081112 Danish kroner