Issue negotiable instruments

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Briefly describe various types of negotiable instruments (drafts, checks, promissory notes, and certificates of deposit). Why might a person choose one over the other? What are the financial and regulatory limitations of each negotiable instrument and who can issue negotiable instruments?

Reference no: EM13321939

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