Which of the following is the MOST ACCURATE description
of the law, in relation to goods displayed for sale in stores?

Question

Which of the following is the  MOST  ACCURATE  description
of the law, in relation to goods displayed for sale in stores?

Answer

When goods are displayed on store shelves, the display
of the goods is usually an invitation to treat.

Answer

When goods are displayed on store shelves, the
store makes an offer, which is accepted by customers selecting the goods for
purchase.

Answer

Displaying goods on store shelves binds a store
to sell those goods at the marked price.

Answer

When goods are displayed on store shelves, this
allows customers to request further information from the seller.

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