Why did banks fail by the hundreds even during good times in the 1920s?
A) Rural banks suffered from the bankruptcy of farmers.
B) Excessive regulation killed profit margins for city banks.
C) Foreign speculations jeopardized the assets of big banks.
D) Too many banks relied on the growing values of real estate.
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