Commercial activities are strictly confined to the direct purchase and sale of tangible goods, excluding support services like warehousing and insurance.
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The statement is false because commerce is not limited to buying and selling physical goods; it broadly incorporates all auxiliary functions—including warehousing, transport, insurance, and banking—that ensure goods and services move efficiently from producers to ultimate consumers.
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Scope of Commerce (Trade vs. Auxiliaries to Trade)