The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) regulates many aspects of e-commerce, including electronic communications, online advertisements, and consumer privacy. In June 2018, the US Supreme Court ruled that states may impose sales tax on e-commerce sales on businesses that do not have a physical presence within the states' boundaries. If the business has a clear connection to state consumers and generates a certain threshold of sales, a state can collect sales tax.

QUESTION #5:

How does this ruling relate to the Commerce Clause of the US Constitution?