15. Beginning in the 1980s, Interstate Banking became an important issue for banks and the companiesthey do business with. Finally, in 1997 the United States allowed nationwide banking. Explain theimplications of nationwide banking for the banks and for the multination corporations that borrow fromthe banks.

By eliminating limitations on interstate banking activities, nationwide banking, which was…

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