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    Noninterest Income Is Usually Higher for Small Banks Than for Money
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Noninterest Income Is Usually Higher for Small Banks Than for Money

Question 19

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Noninterest income is usually higher for small banks than for money center and large banks because small banks can charge higher rates on loans to small local businesses.

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