Most New U.S.banks Are Chartered In

Most new U.S.banks are chartered in:

A) small communities where there is very little existing competition.
B) relatively large urban areas where organizers can earn higher expected rates of return on their investment.
C) rural areas where they will be more convenient for customers.
D) All of the options are correct
E) small communities where there is very little existing competition and provides more convenience for the customers.