#Lost, 57 23 22 bytes

Lost, 57 23 22 bytes

Byte-count more than halved (-25 bytes) thanks to @JoKing.

The "^ <"*+ will push the character-codepoints for the three characters in the string, being 94 32 60 respectively. The * multiplies the top two, and + adds the top two of the stack, so it becomes 94+(32*60), which results in 2014.

• Turn the safety 'off' with %;
• Clean the stack with ?;
• Push the character-codepoints for " <^", which are 32 60 94 respectively;
• Pop the 94 and store it in the scope with (;
• Multiply the 32 60 with *, resulting in 1920;
• Push the 94 from the scope back onto the stack with );
• Add the 1920 94 together with +, resulting in 2014;
• And then terminates the program with @.

Byte-count more than halved (-35 bytes) thanks to @JoKing.

The "^ <" will push the character-codepoints for the three characters in the string, being 94 32 60 respectively. The * multiplies the top two, and + adds the top two of the stack, so it becomes 94+(32*60), which results in 2014.

• Turn the safety 'off' with %;
• Clean the stack with ?;
• Push the character-codepoints for " <^", which are 32 60 94 respectively;
• Pop the 94 and store it in the scope with (;
• Multiply the 32 60 with *, resulting in 1920;
• Push the 94 from the scope back onto the stack with );
• Add the 1920 94 together with +, resulting in 2014;
• And then terminates the program with @, implicitly outputting the top of the stack.

<%?^" <^" <(*//) +@ 

• Turn the safety of with %;
• Clean the stack with ?;
• Push the character-codepoints for " <^", which are 32 60 94 respectively;
• Pop the 94 and store it in the scope;
• Multiply the 32*60, resulting in 1920;
• Push the 94 from the scope back onto the stack;
• Add the two numbers together: 1920+94 resulting in 2014;
• And then terminates the program with @

%?^  Direction changed upwards " <^" < Direction changed towards the left (*/ Direction changed downwards / Direction changed towards the left ) +@ 

• Turn the safety 'off' with %;
• Clean the stack with ?;
• Push the character-codepoints for " <^", which are 32 60 94 respectively;
• Pop the 94 and store it in the scope with (;
• Multiply the 32 60 with *, resulting in 1920;
• Push the 94 from the scope back onto the stack with );
• Add the 1920 94 together with +, resulting in 2014;
• And then terminates the program with @.