The Banking Act of 1980 resulted in which of the following?

A) All depository institutions had uniform reserve requirements.
B) The number of financial institutions began to decline due to key bank legislation in that year.
C) It was easier for the Federal Reserve to control the money supply.
D) Both commercial banks and thrift institutions could issue checking accounts.
E) All of the choices were results of the Banking Act of 1980.

The Banking Act of 1980 aimed to level the playing field among different types of depository institutions, leading to uniform reserve requirements (A), simplifying the Federal Reserve's control over the money supply (C), and allowing both commercial banks and thrift institutions to issue checking accounts (D). While it didn't directly cause a decline in the number of financial institutions, the regulatory changes it introduced were part of broader trends affecting the financial sector. Therefore, all of the choices listed were results of the Banking Act of 1980.