Author Question: What doctrine maintains provides that if a subject of interstate commerce is national in character, ... (Read 12 times)

jCorn1234 · **on:** Aug 3, 2018

What doctrine maintains provides that if a subject of interstate commerce is national in character, then regulation of that subject is exclusively federal?

A) Cooley doctrine
B) Smith doctrine
C) Non-delegation doctrine
D) Affectation doctrine

Question 2

Under the Due Process Clause, in order for a state to tax out-of-state individuals, there be a(n) ________ between a state and the person taxed.

A) contract
B) minimum contact
C) long-term relationship
D) agreement to tax