While the economist Robert H. Frank feels that the New York Mets' move to variable pricing is logical, my only question would be, Did they also lower concession prices the equivalent amount for less popular games?
For example, the NCBI reference has a gene space of 31,671,110 bp per genome equivalent, accounting for less than 1% of the complete tetraploid genome.
Despite the sanctions against Iran, motorists like Mr. Ahmadi can make their commute for the equivalent of less than a penny a mile using the alternative fuel at subsidized prices.
Most suggested that while poverty, joblessness and political repression are important, what sets Eritrea apart from many other African countries is the conscription that forces them to take on often interminable military and civilian work for the equivalent of less than $2 a day.
Her first loan was for the equivalent of less than $150, an amount no conventional bank would have considered.
Local news reports said police had launched operations in areas of west and southwest Tehran aimed at hunting down the illicit dishes, which are smuggled into the country and sold for the equivalent of less than $200.
"Here, we sell them skinned," said one vendor, Iveth, as she chops the head off a garrobo, removes the skin, rips out the guts and hands over the body and eggs to a customer, all for the equivalent of less than four dollars.
The department predicts hydrogen could be produced, compressed and dispensed at the pump for the gasoline-cost equivalent of less than $4 per gallon.
Average monthly pay is the equivalent of less than $300.
