A nationally-oriented banking system is often:
A) Less forgiving when it comes to serving some local communities
B) More cautious and restrictive with lending practices in less prosperous local economies
C) More likely to cross-subsidize operations in poorer areas during upswings in business cycles
D) All of the above
E) None of the above
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