Carly is a vendor of homeopathic products to help people feel better. Among Carly's products is a line of specialty soaps that are made without the use of artificial ingredients or chemicals. After a couple of years, Carly has established a successful business. A competitive business that makes soap products decides to turn up the competition on Carly, and begins marketing its soaps as a cheaper alternative to homeopathic remedies, such as those that Carly makes. Carly's sales begin to decline. Upset, Carly calls her attorney for advice. For which tort may Carly sue the competitor? Question 1 options: a) negligent misrepresentation b) defamation c) none of these d) intentional interference with prospective business advantage