One thousand dollars was worth one thousand dollars, since money is money regardless of when it is used. The same amount now in economic terms, roughly adjusted for inflation, would be worth around 110 times as much.
Ten percent of 130 thousand dollars is 13 thousand dollars.
Oh, dude, 15 grand? That's just a fancy way of saying $15,000. It's like saying "I have 15 stacks of cash" but with a bit more pizzazz. So, if someone tells you they need 15 grand, just hand them a big ol' check with a bunch of zeros on it.
Twenty thousand dollars
A million thousand dollars is $1,000,000,000.00 (1 billion dollars).
15 thousand dollars
2 percent of 15 thousand dollars is 300 dollars.
It is: 15% of 83,000 = 12,450 dollars
6000
If you had 5 thousand dollars in 1902 it would be like having fifty thousand dollars now.
.15 million dollars you are better off saying 150 thousand dollars
15% of $80,000= 15% * 80000= 0.15 * 80000= $12,000.00
15% of $55,000.00= 15% * 55000= 0.15 * 55000= $8,250.00
15% of 1000 = 15% * 1000 = 0.15 * 1000 = 150
15% = 15/100 = 0.15 40000 x 0.15 = 6000
15% of 60,000 = 15% * 60000 = 0.15 * 60000 = 9,000
15 to 20 thousand dollars