The Commerce Clause,as interpreted by the judiciary,affords private companies exclusive discretion over foreign commerce.

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The Commerce Clause,as interpreted by the judiciary,affords Congress exclusive jurisdiction over foreign commerce.States and localities,nevertheless,sometimes seek in various ways to regulate foreign commerce.For example,a state may seek,directly or indirectly,to impose a tax on foreign goods that compete with those locally grown or manufactured.

The Commerce Clause,as Interpreted by the Judiciary,affords Private Companies Exclusive