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trillion

trillion
Zelfstandig naamwoord
    • the number that is represented as a one followed by 18 zeros
    "in England they call a quintillion a trillion"

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    trillion
    Zelfstandig naamwoord
      • the number that is represented as a one followed by 12 zeros
      "in England they call a trillion a billion"

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      trillion
      Zelfstandig naamwoord
        • a very large indefinite number (usually hyperbole)

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        trillion
        Bijvoeglijk naamwoord
          • one quintillion in Great Britain
          trillion
          Bijvoeglijk naamwoord
            • one million million in the United States

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            1. The current debt limit stands at $15.2 trillion.
            2. The EC states that the budget for the programme was KRW 6,2 trillion, of which KRW 2,9 trillion was earmarked for Hynix, eventual expenditure being KRW 2,9 trillion, of which KRW 1,2 trillion (41 %) was for Hynix and 38 % was used for the other three Hyundai companies [53].’
            3. The EC states that the budget for the programme was KRW 6,2 trillion, of which KRW 2,9 trillion was earmarked for Hynix, eventual expenditure being KRW 2,9 trillion, of which KRW 1,2 trillion (41 %) was for Hynix and 38 % was used for the other three Hyundai companies [53].’ .
            4. provision of a new loan of KRW 1 trillion to Hynix with an interest rate of 7 %;
            5. May 2001 bond purchase by creditor banks in the amount of KRW 1 trillion and first roll-over of debt (restructuring programme)
            6. Nevertheless, only six banks agreed to extend new credit, which amounted to KRW 658 billion instead of the planned KRW 1 trillion.
            7. Hynix's already dismal financial condition worsened markedly in 2000, when the company suffered a net loss of over KRW 2 trillion.
            8. At year-end 2000, Hynix's total indebtedness was KRW 8 trillion, and Hynix's current ratio, which measures the degree to which a firm's current assets cover current liabilities, was 0,33 [41].
            9. As stated in recital 53 of the definitive Regulation, Hynix had originally requested a syndicated loan of KRW 1 trillion, but was only able to raise KRW 800 billion.
            10. During this period, Hynix was, by all measures, uncreditworthy. Hynix's already dismal financial condition worsened markedly in 2000, when the company suffered a net loss of over KRW 2 trillion.
            11. That is, 0,34 trillion Sm3 gas, equal to 0,34 billion Sm3 o. e., and 3,4 thousand million barrels oil equal 0,540 billion Sm3, giving a total of 0,88 billion Sm3.
            12. The Panel found that the determination that the creditor banks were directed to participate in the May 2001 restructuring programme and that their purchase of KRW 1 trillion of convertible bonds (CBs) as part of the programme therefore constituted a financial contribution by the GOK was not consistent with Article 1.1(a) of the SCM Agreement [8].
            13. Nevertheless, only six banks agreed to extend new credit, which amounted to KRW 658 billion instead of the planned KRW 1 trillion. These banks swapped a considerable amount of their loans into equity. These so-called Option 1 banks were the KEB, Woori Bank, Chohung Bank, KDB, NACF and Citibank.
            14. The Panel found that the determination that the creditor banks were directed to participate in the May 2001 restructuring programme and that their purchase of KRW 1 trillion of convertible bonds (CBs) as part of the programme therefore constituted a financial contribution by the GOK was not consistent with Article 1.1(a) of the SCM Agreement [8]. More specifically, the Panel found that ‘while the May 2001 restructuring programme is a close case, we consider that the evidence before the investigating authority was insufficient to reasonably conclude that the government entrusted or directed the private banks to purchase the Hynix CBs.’
            15. The Panel found that the determination that the creditor banks were directed to participate in the May 2001 restructuring programme and that their purchase of KRW 1 trillion of convertible bonds (CBs) as part of the programme therefore constituted a financial contribution by the GOK was not consistent with Article 1.1(a) of the SCM Agreement [8]. More specifically, the Panel found that ‘while the May 2001 restructuring programme is a close case, we consider that the evidence before the investigating authority was insufficient to reasonably conclude that the government entrusted or directed the private banks to purchase the Hynix CBs.’ [9].