When compared to Canada or Japan, the U.S. is unusual in that it has:
A) far fewer banks than either of those countries.
B) fewer banks than Japan but more than Canada.
C) more banks than Japan but fewer than Canada.
D) more banks than either Japan or Canada.

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The U.S. is unusual compared to Canada or Japan because it has a significantly larger number of banks. This is largely due to its banking system and regulatory environment, which allows for a high number of small and community banks in addition to large national banks.

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