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I don't have time to pursue this. But I suspect that you could argue that a state doing this is violating the commerce clause. I feel like states can create som
by Gibbon1 3y ago
I don't have time to pursue this. But I suspect that you could argue that a state doing this is violating the commerce clause. I feel like states can create some types of monopolies but not others.
You can create a power monopoly, like I have to connect to PG&E's grid and pay them. But California can't pass a law giving Hasbro the sole right to sell toys in California.
- singleshot_ 3y agoIn law, I believe what this would violate is more properly known as the Dormant Commerce Clause, if you are interested in learning more.