The Constitution gave Congress the power to regulate interstate commerce, coin money and regulate its value, and establish bankruptcy and patent laws. These steps encouraged what?

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Carsen Bartlett

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11 September, 03:13

The Constitution gave Congress the power to regulate interstate commerce, coin money and regulate its value, and establish bankruptcy and patent laws. These steps encouraged what?

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the emergence of a national free enterprise economy

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The national free enterprise economy was a system that was purely driven by demand and supply. After power was given to the Congress, as stated in the constitution, to regulate commerce within states, coin money and ensure its value is regulated, and create patent and bankruptcy, this brought about many private businesses that were in control of the marketplace, with almost no government interference. This led to a free enterprise economy.