When compared to canada or japan, the u. s. is unusual in that it has:

a. more banks than japan but fewer than canada.

b. more banks than either japan or canada.

c. fewer banks than japan but more than canada.

d. far fewer banks than either of those countries?

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Brett

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3 August, 11:11

When compared to canada or japan, the u. s. is unusual in that it has:

a. more banks than japan but fewer than canada.

b. more banks than either japan or canada.

c. fewer banks than japan but more than canada.

d. far fewer banks than either of those countries?

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Linda Frederick · Answer 1

I believe the answer is: B. more banks than either japan or canada.

United states have way more banks compared to japan simply because the difference in population and size.

If compared to Canada on the other hand, it's because Canada created a banking system that required more government involvement that limit the chance from private sectors to come in.

When compared to canada or japan, the u. s. is unusual in that it has:a. more banks than japan but fewer than canada.b. more banks than either japan or canada.c. fewer banks than japan but more than canada.d. far fewer banks than either of those countries?

When compared to canada or japan, the u. s. is unusual in that it has:

a. more banks than japan but fewer than canada.

b. more banks than either japan or canada.

c. fewer banks than japan but more than canada.

d. far fewer banks than either of those countries?