How Does The Commerce Clause Affect Commerce

The Commerce Clause is here to prevent states from establishing laws and different regulations that would hinder trades and commerce among other states. The commerce clause has the greatest impact on business in general than any other provision in the constitution. As stated in the Gibbons vs Ogden case of 1824 it says that before the commerce clause the states tended to restrict commerce within and beyond their borders and the reason it made it so costly and not well planned out is because they won’t able to regulate commerce with other foreign places and different other affiliations. In a nut shell the commerce clause was made to substantially affect interstate commerce. Why because we knew that as a nation we were growing and everything was changing and different ordeals were coming our way and we had different obstacles we had to face. The Commerce clause grants nearly unlimited regulatory power over the economy to the federal government. The Commerce clause has many …show more content…
The Federal government has provided more regulations for the people with in returns gives them less freedom. The effect doctrine was developed to assert jurisdiction for acts of foreign nationals and it has brought good things as well as possible bad situations if not dealt with right. In the end I believe that both the commerce clause and the effects doctrine has brought good things for the United States as well as other countries and I believe that the courts don’t want people to know about these things is because they believe that it will hurt them in the long run and they won’t be able to do as they please and even though they say it is still there they continue to slowly make it disappear like they try to do to any other issue that comes up in the United