The opening of a commercial bank in the United States
A) does not require a charter.
B) always requires a charter from a state government.
C) always requires a charter from the federal government.
D) requires a charter from a state or the federal government.
E) requires a charter from both the state and federal government.
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A)any firm
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A)permitted depository
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A)has existed since the 1800s.
B)was
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