d$.$ puffery.

$57.$ Buzz Suits, Inc., complains to the Federal Trade Commission $($FTC$)$ about an ad broadcast by Hamm Clothes Company, Buzz's competitor. The FTC investigates and concludes that the ad is deceptive. Hamm refuses the FTC$\text{'}$s demand to remove the ad$.$ The FTC$\text{'}$s next step is to

a$.$ conduct negotiations between the competitors.

b$.$ permit Buzz to broadcast similarly deceptive counteradvertising.

c$.$ Shut Hamm down.

d$.$ draft a formal complaint.

$58.$ Po Noodle, Inc., processes and sells a variety of soup and ramen products. Po's product packages must include

a$.$ the contents' net quantity.

b$.$ the restaurants and stores in which the product is sold.

c$.$ the company owner's identity.

d$.$ the type of consumer most likely interested in the product.

Hattori Hanzo Hardware Mfg$.,$ Inc. makes and sells very sharp tools. One of the tools is believed to be hazardous. The appropriate government agency may require Hanzo's to

a$.$ export the tool and sell it only abroad.

b$.$ increase the price to cover the cost of any injuries or damage.

c$.$ sell the tool at a discount to indicate the hazard to consumers.

d$.$ remove the tool from the market.

On behalf of Nostromo Collection Agency, Ash poses as a police officer, and threatens Ripley, in an attempt to collect payment from her for a shipment of aeronautical equipment that she had already returned to Dallas Kane Space Parts two months earlier.

Ash's acts violate

a$.$ no federal law.