Option (c) is the FALSE statement. According to the textbook context, advocates of globalisation argue that it generates greater economic growth and well-being for larger sections of the population. They focus on economic benefits like trade advantages and deregulation. There is no mention in the context that advocates argue FOR cultural homogenisation. In fact, cultural homogenisation is typically presented as a concern by critics, not an argument made by advocates. The context shows that critics from the political right object to cultural influences like foreign TV channels and westernisation, meaning they argue that globalisation results in cultural homogenisation (which they oppose). Therefore, statement (c) falsely attributes the cultural homogenisation argument to advocates when it is actually critics who raise this concern.