The Collective-Action Constitution and the Community of Legal Scholars
Maryland, 17 U.S. 316, that Congress may create a national bank, thereby facilitating the solution of multi-state collective-action problems; and states may not tax it, thereby preventing states from interfering with those solutions or creating collective-action problems. Any faithful account of what the Constitution is for and how it should be interpreted,…
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