In which decade did the number of failures (of commercial banks and thrifts) per year average more than 100?

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The 1980s saw a large number of failures in the banking industry due to factors such as loose regulations, risky lending practices, and the savings and loan crisis, leading to an average of more than 100 failures per year. The 1930s, while known for the Great Depression, actually had fewer bank failures per year on average. The 1950s and 1960s had relatively stable banking systems with low numbers of failures.

In Which Decade Did the Number of Failures (Of Commercial