In the late 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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The Supreme Court's interpretation of the concept of interstate commerce as a restraint on state and federal regulation limited the government's power to regulate the economy, which was a hindrance to change. Therefore, the correct option is B.

In the Late Nineteenth Century, When the National Government Sought