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Congress enacted a transportation and food-supply statute with three provisions. The first prohibits placing debris on interstate highways. The second requires warehouses that store cargo arriving by interstate rail to maintain federally approved fire-suppression equipment. The third requires buyers who purchase more than 50,000 bushels of grain per year from local farmers to report purchase prices to a federal market database.
A grain buyer challenges all three provisions as exceeding Congress's commerce power. Which statement is most accurate?

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The first provision is invalid because highways are owned by states unless the federal government has purchased the roadbed. All three provisions are valid because Congress may regulate any problem that Congress reasonably believes is important to national welfare. The first and second provisions are valid, and the third may also be valid if the class of grain purchases substantially affects interstate commerce. The second provision is invalid because a warehouse is fixed in one state and therefore cannot be an instrumentality of interstate commerce.

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