Canada will reduce the number of international student permits by 35 per cent next year as part of a temporary two-year cap on foreign enrollment, Immigration Minister Marc Miller announced Monday morning.
Oh, I thought cent was 1000. I’m thinking of M, like CPM. I guess it should have been obvious, given that a hundred years is a century. Thanks for answering my question instead of just downvoting it like people do on this website.
Why do you guys say “per cent” instead of “percent”? Isn’t “per cent” per 1000? If so, then this reduction is almost nothing, only 3.5%.
What? “per cent” is literally “per 100”?
Some writing styles even favour per cent written separately, it works the same.
Oh, I thought cent was 1000. I’m thinking of M, like CPM. I guess it should have been obvious, given that a hundred years is a century. Thanks for answering my question instead of just downvoting it like people do on this website.
Yup, M is for “mille”.
As said by other users,
percentis the same asper cent. per 1000 isper milleas inper one thousand(mille)see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Per_milledeleted by creator