An ad in a newspaper or a circular describing goods and stating prices would generally be considered a(n):
A) firm offer if made by a merchant.
B) offer if made by a merchant,but not a firm offer.
C) offer irrespective of who made the offer.
D) invitation to buyers to make an offer to buy goods.

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An ad in a newspaper or circular is generally considered an invitation to buyers to make an offer to buy goods, and not a firm offer. The seller is not obligated to sell the goods at the advertised price and can choose to accept or reject any offer made by a potential buyer.

An Ad in a Newspaper or a Circular Describing Goods