Re:A looming copper crunch and why recycling can’t fix it
by eru on Monday August 01, 2022 @07:00AM
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There's lots of other differences.
For example historically and until fairly recently, most American banks were prohibited from having more than one branch. In total.
That's called unit banking. And that's why you have those small-town American banks, and national chains almost everywhere else.
Obviously, that bank with only one location is much more dependent on the fortunes of its only location. This makes for a hilariously brittle financial system.
For example historically and until fairly recently, most American banks were prohibited from having more than one branch. In total.
That's called unit banking. And that's why you have those small-town American banks, and national chains almost everywhere else.
Obviously, that bank with only one location is much more dependent on the fortunes of its only location. This makes for a hilariously brittle financial system.