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in general, the supreme court has ruled that the meaning of \commerce\
o is strictly limited to buying and selling goods and services
o is different when applied to domestic or international trade
o far exceeds merely buying and selling goods and services
o is based on a narrow interpretation of the commerce cause
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The Supreme Court has taken a broad view of "commerce." It's not just about buying - selling. For example, in cases like Gibbons v. Ogden, the Court expanded the definition. Domestic and international trade interpretations aren't different in a fundamental sense of the core meaning. A narrow interpretation (like just buying - selling) is incorrect. So, the meaning far exceeds merely buying and selling goods and services.
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