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I didn't downvote you, but MM in Roman numerals is million. It is also common enough to represent roman numerals in lowercase that mm, as used here, is totally
by dyarosla 9y ago
I didn't downvote you, but MM in Roman numerals is million. It is also common enough to represent roman numerals in lowercase that mm, as used here, is totally valid.
- imbusy111 9y agoMillion is M, not mm or MM or M&M
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- noahmbarr 9y agoI believe some parts of the world, particularly in Europe, interpret $500M as $500 * 10^3 (not $500 * 10^6)...So some use $500MM to universally avoid this confusion
- icedchai 9y agomm and MM are very common ways express "million" in finance. M, mm, MM all mean the same thing.
- dyarosla 9y agoThousand is M.
- imbusy111 9y agoIn SI, M is million same as k is a thousand.
- k_f 9y agoActually, MM in Roman numerals is 2,000, not a million.
- dyarosla 9y agoYou’re right. Don’t know what I was thinking. Guess it’s an accounting only thing