According to the FTC, for a producer to call a product "new," the product:
A) must be no more than two months old.
B) must have achieved brand insistence.
C) must be entirely new or changed in a functionally significant or substantial respect.
D) must have been changed in some way during the last year.
E) None of these alternatives is correct.

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According to the FTC, for a producer to call a product "new," the product must be entirely new or changed in a functionally significant or substantial respect. This means that it cannot simply be a minor change or update, but rather a significant improvement or new feature. The other options are not correct as there is no specific time period for a product to be considered new, and achieving brand insistence does not necessarily have anything to do with the product's newness.

According to the FTC, for a Producer to Call a Product