The clause which goal is to create a national economy unencumbered by discriminatory, arbitrary jurisdictional standards of the states is called the:
A) Supremacy Clause.
B) Due Process Clause.
C) Commerce Clause.
D) Equal Protection Clause.

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The clause that seeks to create a national economy free from the discriminatory, arbitrary jurisdictional standards of states is the Commerce Clause. This clause gives Congress the power to regulate commerce between states and with other countries. Thus, it ensures that the states do not impose discriminatory and arbitrary regulations on interstate commerce, which could hurt businesses and hinder economic growth.

The Clause Which Goal Is to Create a National Economy