What was the average CPM across the board in 2005?
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I have heard $30, but there is a large range within that number.  The article below mentions $30 also but only as an assumed CPM.
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If you're only keying alpha, the average is about 50 wpm.  If you're only keying numeric, then it's about 8,000 kph.\n\nKeeping track of your alpha-numeric skills are more difficult; as they are being used at the same time.  The best way to to figure your alpha-numeric skills are if you can average out the output of documents.  If the average is 200, anything above is good, of course.  \n\nAt my job, I use alpha and numeric.  Most of the day, I key Quarterly Wage Reports for Unemployment Tax, which involves only the 10-key pad. For me, my kph is around 8-9,000. Others in my department can key 10-12,000 kph, but they've done it for years!\nI also key New Hire Reports that is alpha-numeric. We never could really agree to a good number; we guessed at about 350 per day.
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The consumer price index for 2005 was 3.4 %
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This topic came up at work.  \n\nUS numbers for July 2005 (first link):\nYahoo! - 63.6 mln users\nAOL - 48.7 mln\nHotmail - 44.4 mln\nComcast Webmail - 5.6 mln\nGoogle's Gmail - 5.4 mln\n\nGlobal numbers (second link below):\nHotmail - 221 mln users, 35.5% of the market\nYahoo! Mail - 219 mln users and 35.1% of the market.
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what about it?\ncheck out this link for general info on the 2004 $10USD
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1,306,313,812 in July 2005 (est. CIA)
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Which specific models?  CAPM, DCF, Comps, what?
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It depends on how well you know them. If it's family, anywhere from 20-100. Coming from a 2005 grad, anything is appreciated!
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Here you go:\nhttp://www.fifa.com/en/comp/index/0,2442,CWC2005,00.html?comp=CWC&year=2005
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Per the US Bureau of Labor and Statistics, $63,772 on average in 2005.
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I think they just held Cebit2006 about a month ago (in Germany i guess, but i forgot).  Try googling and search for Cebit.  That is the biggest electronic and computer exhibition.
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In the US it is around 5%
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this was in 2001, but the percents are probably about the same.\n\nwww.idra.org/Newslttr/2001/Oct/Roy.htm
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3.21%\n\nhttp://marketshare.hitslink.com/report.aspx?qprid=0&qptimeframe=M&qpsp=91
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http://www.jayski.com/stats/2006standings/oct29.htm
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There were several important changes in the 2005 guidelines.  Most had to do with revised chest compressions to breathing ratio and the use of automated defibrillators.  Here is the complete reference:\n\nhttp://www.americanheart.org/downloadable/heart/1132621842912Winter2005.pdf\n\nHope that helps!
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Around 6.5B in the whole world.