Interstate commerce involves trade between which?

• A. Moving Goods Across State Borders
• B. Trade Within A Single State
• C. Trade With Foreign Countries
• D. Trade Between Cities In The Same State

Answer: (A)

Interstate commerce means trade that moves across state lines. When goods or services cross from one state into another, it falls under interstate commerce and is regulated at the federal level to keep a consistent national market. Trade that stays entirely within a single state is intrastate commerce and is governed by state laws. Trade with foreign countries is international commerce, not interstate. And trade between cities in the same state remains intrastate. So moving goods across state borders best fits the concept of interstate commerce.