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Mr. James is opening up a new business producing watch parts in Minnesota, which he then ships to Michigan to be assembled into watches by a different company. Mr. James is likely to have to abide by commercial regulations set at which levels of government?

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Answered by harshrajsingh567
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Answer:

Mr. James is opening up a new business producing watch parts in Minnesota, which he then ships to Michigan to be assembled into watches by a different company. Mr. James is likely to have to abide by commercial regulations set at which levels of government?

Answered by acevansblake
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Answer:

Local, state, and federal regulations

Explanation:

Because Mr. James' business involves crossing state lines, he will encounter federal regulations on trade, authorized by the Commerce Clause of Article I, Section 8 of the US Constitution. Mr. James will also face local and state regulations, as regulation of commerce is a concurrent power found at several levels of government.

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