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Bailey Scott
on Nov 01, 2024
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The Wickard v.Filburn (1824)case held that commercial activity that occurred within a state was subject to federal regulation if that completely in-state activity affected interstate commerce.
Wickard V. Filburn
A landmark 1942 Supreme Court case that greatly expanded the power of the federal government to regulate economic activity under the Commerce Clause.
Interstate Commerce
Business activities that touch more than one state.
In-State Activity
Economic, academic, or social actions and engagements that occur within a specific state's boundaries.
- Investigate the role of national and regional governments in overseeing trade activities and their consequences for corporate practices.
- Familiarize oneself with the repercussions of key judicial cases and their role in shaping contemporary business behaviors and legal standards.
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Learning Objectives
- Investigate the role of national and regional governments in overseeing trade activities and their consequences for corporate practices.
- Familiarize oneself with the repercussions of key judicial cases and their role in shaping contemporary business behaviors and legal standards.