Ford points out that if you'd deposited a single cent at an equivalent interest rate in 1949 (the year of an early New York Times article worrying about a computer-dominated future), you'd now have $86m.
The bank also admitted to manipulating Euribor and Tibor - the equivalent interest rates set by lenders in the eurozone and in Tokyo.
Would the market respond again with equivalent interest?
Eligibility: MD, PhD, or equivalent with interest in clinical and translational research, instructors, clinical residents, clinical fellows, postdocs and graduate students.
In an interview with Science Careers, Marina Carla Cabrera, a postdoc at MedImmune who headed the LOT Summit's organizing committee, says anyone with at least a master's degree or equivalent and an interest in learning about biotech was eligible to complete an application that emphasized questions about leadership experience, goals, and the expected effect of attending.
Candidates with an MD, PhD, MBBS, DMD, DDS, PharmD, DNP, or equivalent degree with an interest in gaining skills and knowledge in clinical research.
Each share of these exchange-traded funds (ETFs) is the equivalent of having an interest in slightly less than 1/10th of an ounce of gold.
The frequent comparison between Creangă and Caragiale in particular is seen by Vianu as stemming from both their common "wide-ranging stylistic means" and their complementary positions in relations to two superimposed phenomenons, with Caragiale's depiction of the petite bourgeoisie as the rough equivalent of Creangă's interest in the peasantry.
It also included Calpine Natural Gas Trust's 25percentt interest in the equivalent of about 80 billion cubic feet of proven reserves.
Applicants who do not hold a B. Arch or M. Arch degree or the equivalent should demonstrate a substantive interest in architecture and/or urbanism through providing evidence of work in history, theory, criticism, research, design, editing, events-coordination, visualization, exhibition work or curatorial practice.
