Editor’s Note: For 3 years, FromRome.info has called the Pandemic a “Scamdemic”. This adds a whole new level to the correct term.
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In the Netherlands alone, 5.1 billion euro’s have disappeared.
It wasn’t enough that small business lost so much and big business made a killing.
724 milliard (billion)
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_and_short_scales
Pls correct me if I’m wrong but the use of ‘milliard’ in the source article implies the use of the long scale.
The translate site function produces billions which would be correct if such is the case.
Big difference.
Sorry, as an English speaker I assumed they used Milliard as Million. It’s even worse then, I will correct the title…