Late in the nineteenth century, when the national government sought to use its power to regulate the economy rather than merely promote economic development, the Supreme Court's interpretation of the concept of interstate commerce began to operate more as a

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As the government sought to regulate the economy, the Supreme Court's interpretation of interstate commerce became a restraint on state and federal regulation. This interpretation limited the ability of states to regulate commerce within their own borders and limited the national government's power to regulate some activities as well, leading to a more limited regulatory environment.

Late in the Nineteenth Century, When the National Government Sought