Commodity and Country items: Difference between pages

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Cheques drawn on banks located outside areas serviced by a federal reserve, city or a regional cheque-processing centre (RCPC).

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-A good which is supplied without qualitative differentiation across a market.
+Cheques drawn on banks located outside areas serviced by a federal reserve, city or a regional cheque-processing centre (RCPC).
-Traditionally a commodity was a physical raw material that was an essential ingredient in a manufactured product.  The definition has expanded to encompass manufactured basic industrial inputs such as steel and even intangible rights such as carbon emissions created by legislation rather than by nature.
-Physical commodities have historically been categorised as:
-#'Hard' commodities which are mined or extracted, including metals and oil; or
-#'Soft' commodities which are grown or reared, such as agricultural products and livestock.
 == See also ==
-* [[Commodity risk]]
+* [[Cheque]]
-* [[Derivative products]]
+* [[Regional cheque processing centre]]
-[[Category:Commodity_Risk]]