1) The cost to build the palace of Versailles is believed to have been about $100 million. The exact cost cannot be determined; Louis XIV is believed to have had the records destroyed.
2) Versailles was an excellent example of the foolishness of some of Louis XIV's policies. Versailles was an enormous expense and strain on an economy already weakened by war. The cost of such lavishness was high, and the government was never able to raise enough money by taxation to pay for it. Attempts to introduce taxes from which no one would be exempt, even the nobles and privileged wealthy, were failures. Remembering earlier problems, the crown did not want to press hard on groups who counted their exemption from taxation as a mark of prestige. Unable to tax the wealthy or to raise new revenues for their armies, the government was periodically forced to repudiate the national debt. This action made borrowing difficult and expensive.
Frances Perkins Building was created in 1975.
Somewhere in Paris 
high tariffs on imported goods.
Francis Bacon advocated the scientific method.
Frances Munz Mark has written: 'Characteristics of the literature used by contributers to American and English economic journals'
Frances Stewart has written: 'Planning to meet basic needs' -- subject(s): Economic policy, Developing countries, Economic development 'The many faces of adjustment' 'North-South and South-South'
Frances Brown Dorward has written: 'Dam greed' -- subject(s): Tennessee Valley Authority, Eminent domain, Economic aspects of Eminent domain, Economic conditions, Social conditions, History
Frances J. Shaw has written: 'The northern and western islands of Scotland' -- subject(s): Economic conditions, History, Social conditions
Frances' performance, or Frances's performance.
By making the First estate and the Second estate pay taxes and thus contribute to France's budget.
She is a badger.
Both Francis Bacon and Rene Descartes created scientific methods. Francis Bacon was a philosopher and Rene Descartes was a philosopher and mathematician.