The commerce clause of article i, section 8, of the u. s. constitution affords congress broad regulatory power over what?

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The commerce clause of article i, section 8, of the u. s. constitution affords congress broad regulatory power over what?

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Kendall Stokes · Answer 1

The commerce clause of article i, section 8, of the u. s. constitution affords congress broad regulatory power over the commerce that is done between the state which is also called as Interstate commerce. Interstate commerce is the buying and selling of goods and services between the states.