den·ar

(dĕn′är)

n. pl. den·a·ri (dĕn′är-ē)

See Table at currency.

[Macedonian, from Old Church Slavonic dinarii, from Late Greek dēnarion, from Latin dēnārius; see denary.]

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denar

(ˈdiːnə)

(Currencies) the standard monetary unit of Macedonia, divided into 100 deni

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In addition to salaries and pensions, most of the expenditures are intended for subsidies for farmers, for which EUR 140 million is projected, as well as Denar 21 billion and 209 million for capital investments.

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The Government proposed supporting the business sector with 1.5 million euros a month over a period of six months to help firms raise the minimum wage from 10,080 to 12,000 denars. The budget revision allocates 6 million euros to this end.

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