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Which is better, to have the states regulate business law, or to have the federal government do it? Why?

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Which is better, to have the states regulate business law, or to have the federal government do it? Why?
There iis a strong attempt to have the federal government regulate business law. the reason for this is that it is believed that a unified low will be easy to understand, easy to implement, and encourage interstate business and commerce.
However, I feel that states should regulate business law. The reason is that the regulation of business is a strong means of attracting business to the state. The states can enact business laws that can attract businesses to the state. The state can make favorable laws pertaining to principal and agent, carriage by land and sea, merchant ...

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