Problem: Use the fact pattern to answer the following 5 question. Marcy owns a steamboat company that ships to multiple states. She also owns a company that builds the boats that she uses and sells. Marcy, being the captain of industry that she is, devises a plan to corner the market on the steamboat business and starts buying up all competing companies and leasing out the boats to people that want in on her industry. Sadly, a longstanding business relationship dissolved and her former partner, Chase, aims to destroy the empire Marcy built. Marcy's business is incorporated as based out of NY and her former partner is based out of NJ. Her former partner also has influence in NY and succeeds at getting a law passed that systematically bans the use of steamboats in NY. Marcy, not to be outdone, uses her connections and keeps her plant up and running under the condition that it produce the boats for out of state consumption. If Chase influences the area surrounding the production plant to place an injunction on Marcy's facility, on the basis that it is a nuisance, how successful will Marcy be if she makes the argument that this affects interstate?