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加利福尼亚的消费者在寻求个人贷款时可借助的银行比美国其他州少,银行间竞争的缺乏解释了为什么加利福尼亚的个人贷款利率高于美国其他地区。 下面哪项,如果正确,最显著地削弱了以上的结论

A. 因为要支付相对高的工资来吸引胜任的员工,所以,加利福尼亚的银行为他们提供的许多服务向储户收取的费用比其他地方银行高。
B. 个人贷款比银行做的其他种类贷款如住房按揭贷款风险大。
C. 因为加利福尼亚的银行存款和美国其他地区银行存款都受相同的保险保障,它们的安全性并不比其他地区的银行存款差。
D. 加利福尼亚的消费者不能归还私人贷款的比率比美国其他地区低。
E. 加利福尼亚的银行向储户支付的利率比美国其他地区的银行低,因此在加利福尼亚,吸收储户竞争较少。

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