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Cost-effectiveness studies have predicted net savings of 102 million Euros over 5 years based on a model of a 65-year-old cohort immunization campaign in Spain [ 24], and between 7 million and 19 million Euros based on a model of an age-based PCV13 immunization program in adults aged ≥65 years in Italy [ 25].

Rates start at 2,014 euros (based on double occupancy).

The rack rate starts at 340 euros, based on double occupancy.

Crédit Agricole's 5.6percentt Intesa stake is worth about 2.9 billion euros based on the closing price Thursday.

Lodi's bid is valued at closer to 23.6 euros based on the bank's closing share price Thursday.

The equity value of the offer is 1.46 billion euros, based on a price of 8 euros for 182.848 million ordinary Corporate Express shares outstanding.

Prices per person, including breakfast and dinner, are $80 to $130 (prices at $1.25 to the euro), based on double occupancy.

Economic trouble is surely brewing in Europe: the euro (based on the average price of €2.93 $3.70—in member countries where Starbucks operates) is about 30% overvalued against the dollar.

The euro (based on a weighted average of prices in member countries) is overvalued by 21% against the dollar; sterling is slightly undervalued; the Japanese yen seems to be spot-on.

The National Council of Engineers estimated overall losses of about 13 billion Euro based on the funding requested from the Italian government for reconstruction (Centro studi 2014).

The data presented in this paper have shown that despite investing over 24 million UM (>92,000 Euro based on 2002 conversion rates) in developing a wetland for agriculture, production from the new system could never equal the production and replacement costs of the existing multiple-use system.