E-commerce is not subject to the Commerce Clause of the Constitution as most businesses that conduct e-commerce over the Internet do not have any physical location.

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While it is true that many e-commerce businesses do not have a physical location, the Commerce Clause of the Constitution applies to commerce "among the several states." Since the Internet allows for nationwide (and even worldwide) commerce, e-commerce businesses can be subject to regulation under the Commerce Clause.

E-Commerce Is Not Subject to the Commerce Clause of the Constitution