When a company must pay for ads that refute false claims it had made in previous ads, it is called a(n):

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A corrective advertisement is a requirement by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) or other regulatory agencies for a company to pay for ads that correct or clarify false or misleading claims made in previous ads. This helps to remedy the harm caused by the false claims and prevent further deception of consumers. Consent orders and cease and desist orders also require companies to stop making false claims, but they do not specifically require corrective ads. Administrative rulings are decisions made by regulatory agencies and may or may not involve corrective ads.

When a Company Must Pay for Ads That Refute False