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More generally, bills of credit are non-interest-bearing promissory notes issued by the government. They are promises to pay the specific denomination indicated to the bearer upon demand. | More generally, bills of credit are non-interest-bearing promissory notes issued by the government. They are promises to pay the specific denomination indicated to the bearer upon demand. | ||
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Revision as of 23:14, July 7, 2007
Bills of credit today are dollar bills.
More generally, bills of credit are non-interest-bearing promissory notes issued by the government. They are promises to pay the specific denomination indicated to the bearer upon demand.