"a total money" is not a correct phrase in written English.
To make it correct, you could say "a total sum of money," or you could reword the phrase to be more specific. For example: "The company asked for a total of $5,000 to complete the project."
In addition, Mansoor Mohi-uddin of UBS points out, there are only SFr17 billion ($14.4 billion) of domestic non-financial corporate bonds outstanding; that compares with a total money supply of SFr642 billion.
A total money pit for the company and wholly unnecessary.
That gives us 1,000,000 Woodcoins for a total money supply once mining is completed.
Mr. Kelly said the young men, who called themselves the "East River Army," "Six-Net," "Who-a-day" and the "Total Money Gang," sold 41 guns and a bullet-resistant vest to an undercover officer.
The bankers get a fee for marketing the stock, generally a percentage of the total money raised, which in Facebook's case was a lot.
As the management was running in losses it didn't wanted to get movies on rent from the distributor by paying a fixed amount of total money rather wanted to procure it on an agreement basis.
Non-banks have become increasingly active in extending credit, especially in the US, where banks account for only a minority of the total Money flows across borders, as loans in one country can create money in another.
"With the candidate filings, we are only seeing a fraction of the total money raised for the presidential race," said Ellen S. Miller, executive director of the Sunlight Foundation, a group that advocates more transparency in campaign spending.
The results indicate that there is a negative effect of total money supply on returns through lower credit availability positions.
The census Table A on Households by Total Money shows that 55,328,000 million households make less than $50,000 per year.
The quantity theory of money states that, for a given market, the total money supply (M) with its velocity (V) is equal to the market price times the transactions.
