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7. If bank managers lobby to maintain America's traditional "dual banking" structure, they wanta.an option of either federal or state bank chartering.b.to maintain the right to make loans and take deposits.c.the right to fight competition.d.the option of remaining a bank or a bank holding company.e.All of the above.
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