An art gallery sells fake "authorized" Vincent Van Gogh prints to clients for $50,000 each, telling buyers their purchases are good investments. If the FTC sues, the gallery will:
a. win because purchasing the prints did not harm the clients b. win because the doctrine of caveat emptor applies to art
c. win because the purchasers are sophisticated art investors d. lose because its actions meet the FTC test for deception
e. lose because Van Gogh is currently out of vogue
d
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