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

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Advertisements in newspapers or circulars are generally considered invitations to buyers to make an offer to buy goods, rather than offers themselves. This is because they are usually not specific enough to constitute an offer and are intended to solicit offers from potential buyers.

An Ad in a Newspaper or a Circular Describing Goods