A state can regulate in areas affecting interstate commerce where the federal government has chosen not to regulate if the state law does not place an undue burden on interstate commerce.

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This is known as the dormant Commerce Clause doctrine, which allows a state to regulate in areas affecting interstate commerce as long as the state law does not discriminate against or place an undue burden on interstate commerce. If such discrimination or undue burden exists, then the federal government can invalidate the state law.

A State Can Regulate in Areas Affecting Interstate Commerce Where