Ollie's Barbecue is a small restaurant in Birmingham Alabama, with a seating capacity of 220 customers. It is located on a state highway, 11 blocks from the interstate. Ollie's purchases about half of its food from out of state suppliers. The restaurant refuses to serve African-Americans in its seating area (they can order takeout) in violation of the federal Civil Rights Act. Ollie's states that it would lose a substantial amount of business if forced to comply. If Ollie's challenges the Act it will: Win, because this is a non-economic activity in a non-economic setting Lose, because this is an economic activity in a non-economic setting Lose, because this is a non-economic activity in an economic setting Lose, because this is an economic activity in an economic setting Which of the following is true? Commercial speech is not protected by the constitution Commercial speech is subject to reasonable government regulation to prevent false or misleading statements Commercial speech is fully protected against government regulation Commercial speech is permitted as long as it does not present a clear and present danger Congress may not delegate the power to make law, but, it may delegate the authority to make policies and rules that implement its statutes. True False