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A state law taxes out-of-state businesses at a higher rate than in-state businesses engaged in the same activity. A challenger invokes the dormant Commerce Clause. What is the likely outcome?

The tax is valid because states have plenary taxing power The tax is reviewed only under rational basis and upheld The tax is valid if it raises revenue for the state The tax is likely unconstitutional because it facially discriminates against interstate commerce

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The tax is likely unconstitutional because it facially discriminates against interstate commerce

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