Which of the following did not contribute to the U.S. banking collapse of 1929-1933?

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The fact that the banking industry consisted of only a few very large banks did not contribute to the U.S. banking collapse of 1929-1933. In fact, this may have actually helped prevent a total collapse, as the larger banks were able to merge and acquire smaller banks to consolidate resources and prevent widespread bank failures. The other three factors (A, B, and D) all played a significant role in contributing to the banking collapse during this period.

Which of the Following Did Not Contribute to the U