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Может и не врет.Я Работал на дредже в Австралии в 2008, матрос 5 недель через 5, базовая з/плата $92.000 + всякие накрутки( к примеру доп.пенсия 14.5%..) вообщем не меее 100. 000 Американцев в год за пол-года работы.
У нас такие деньги и......капитанам не платят....кто-то наверное сейчас скажет- мне платят. Может составим список, кому платят $100.000 за полгода работы?
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Interest rate notations[edit]
What is commonly referred to as the interest rate in the media is generally the rate offered on overnight deposits by the Central Bank or other authority, annualized.[citation needed]
The total interest on a loan or investment depends on the timescale the interest is calculated on, because interest paid may be compounded.
In retail finance, the annual percentage rate and effective annual rate concepts have been introduced to help consumers easily compare different products with different payment structures.
In business and investment finance, the effective interest rate is often derived from the yield, a composite measure which takes into account all payments of interest and capital from the investment. The notion of annual effective discount rate, often called simply the discount rate, is also used in finance, as an alternative measure to the effective annual rate which is more useful or standard in some contexts. A positive annual effective discount rate is always a lower number than the interest rate it represents.
Historical interest rates[edit]
Germany experienced deposit interest rates from 14% in 1969 down to almost 2% in 2003
In the past two centuries, interest rates have been variously set either by national governments or central banks. For example, the Federal Reserve federal funds rate in the United States has varied between about 0.25% to 19% from 1954 to 2008, while the Bank of England base rate varied between 0.5% and 15% from 1989 to 2009,[7][8] and Germany experienced rates close to 90% in the 1920s down to about 2% in the 2000s.[9][10] During an attempt to tackle spiraling hyperinflation in 2007, the Central Bank of Zimbabwe increased interest rates for borrowing to 800%.[11]
The interest rates on prime credits in the late 1970s and early 1980s were far higher than had been recorded – higher than previous US peaks since 1800, than British peaks since 1700, or than Dutch peaks since 1600; "since modern capital markets came into existence, there have never been such high long-term rates" as in this period.[12]
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