Interstate commerce is trade conducted between

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23 February, 15:53

Interstate commerce is trade conducted between

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Ireland Grimes · Answer 1

Interstate Commerce is the trade conducted across the borders of the states of the USA. The US Constitution, through its Commerce Clause, allows the federal government to regulate it so that commerce between states is not obstructed. Such commerce includes the buying, selling and transportation of all kinds of products and services.