Which statement is false with reference to dead stocks of a bank?

The correct answer is: C. These are used to increase reputation.

Dead stocks are assets that are no longer used or needed by the bank. They may include furniture, buildings, or other equipment that is no longer in use. Dead stocks do not yield any profit to the bank and they can actually cost the bank money to maintain. They are also considered to be non-performing assets, which means

Option A is true because dead stocks do not yield any profit to the bank. Option B is true because dead stocks can include furniture and buildings. Option D is true because

Option C is false because dead stocks are not used to increase reputation. In fact, dead stocks can actually damage the bank’s reputation if they are not properly disposed of.