Bank capital is
A) the current market value of the bank's physical assets.
B) the historical or original value of the bank's physical assets.
C) the capital contributed by the bank's shareholders plus accumulated retained profits.
D) the sum of the value of the bank's assets plus the value of the bank's liabilities.
C
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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