The State of Pennslyvania decided that e-waste was becoming a major problem. E-wasteconsists of discarded electronic products (such as computers, televisions, and cell phones).Accordingly it enacted a statute that required all products sold in Pennsylvania that could eventually become e-waste to bear a label with the following statement: "This product will become e-waste, which is harmful to the planet and to you. Dispose responsibly."However, the State of Pennsylvania exempted all Pennsylvania manufacturers of products that might become e-waste from bearing that label. The legislative body of Pennsylvania exempted Pennsylvania manufacturers from this requirement because it wanted to ensure that Pennsylvania manufacturers were relatively well-positioned in the market as compared to other manufacturers. Setting aside any First Amendment concerns for the moment, analyze whether this statute violates the Commerce Clause.

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