If the FTC rules that a seller has made a false or deceptive advertising statement,the Commission:
A) has no power to address the practice.
B) can require the seller to make additional advertisements to correct it.
C) can require the company to go out of business.
D) can report the company to the President of the United States for deregulation.

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The FTC can require the seller to make additional advertisements to correct the false or deceptive statement. This is known as corrective advertising. The FTC may also impose fines, require refunds to consumers, and seek injunctions to stop the deceptive practice. However, the choice of requiring the company to go out of business or reporting to the President for deregulation are not within the powers of the FTC.

If the FTC Rules That a Seller Has Made a False