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The State Law of Michigan Issues a Tax on Commerce

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The state law of Michigan issues a tax on commerce carried on with states outside Michigan. The Congress enacted legislation that did not involve any taxes on interstate commerce to chiefly promote national uniformity. This conflict between the federal law and the state law resulted in the state law to be treated as unconstitutional. Which of the following statements is true of this case?


A) The federal law is said to be expressly preempted.
B) The state law of Michigan is said to be expressly preempted.
C) The federal law has been impliedly preempted.
D) The state of Michigan has exclusive power on interstate commerce where there is a need for national uniformity.

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