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The ECB plans to buy €60bn of assets each month, equivalent to around 7% of Eurozone GDP.

A disabled person is typically eligible for a grant of R1,350 (£76) per month – equivalent to 9% of South Africa's average wage of R14,731 per month.

Then after a group of us complained, we started getting 145 nakfa per month – equivalent to $3 in the black market.

The Office for National Statistics reported that the stock of public sector debt rose to £1,526.8bn in the month, equivalent to 80.5 per cent of GDP.

Women who make Eylure's Katy Perry range of false eyelashes in Indonesia start on about £50 a month – equivalent to 29p an hour, or about 8p for every pair they make.

Under that plan, the bank will buy about 7 trillion yen in bonds each month, equivalent to over 1 percent of its gross domestic product, which is almost twice the bond purchases of the United States Federal Reserve Bank.

The UK's national debt was £1.3tn at the end of June, equivalent to 77.3% of GDP.

Net debt climbed to £1.02 trillion in March, equivalent to 66% of GDP, the highest since records began in 1993.

It also said total net debt rose to £824.8bn at the end of September, equivalent to 59% of GDP.

E.On said it was cutting the price of standard gas bills by 5.1 per cent from February, equivalent to £32 off the price of an annual gas bill.

The roadside rescue firm Green Flag estimated that almost 500,000 people would break down between 15 December and 15 January – equivalent to one every 11 minutes.