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A(n) _____ is a draft that allows for a delay in payment.

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a. sight draft
b. place draft
c. bill of lading
d. offset time draft

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a. sight draft

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A sight draft is a draft that allows for a delay in payment.  It is a type of Draft which becomes payable immediately when bill of material or transfer of title of goods takes place

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