The Commerce Clause in combination with the __________ limits the power of the state to tax.

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The Import-Export Clause, also known as the Foreign Commerce Clause, gives the federal government the power to regulate foreign trade. In combination with the Commerce Clause, which gives the federal government the power to regulate interstate commerce, it limits the power of individual states to tax imports and exports. This is known as the "dormant" commerce clause, which means that states cannot pass laws that discriminate against interstate or foreign commerce.

The Commerce Clause in Combination with the __________ Limits the Power