The state was in a severe economic depression that threatened to bankrupt the state and cause long-term damage to its industrial sector. In response, the state legislature enacted a statute that required every business with annual sales within the state over $5 million to purchase each year at least $2 million dollars of goods and services produced within the state and to hire at least ten state residents on a full-time basis. Which of the following parties has standing to challenge the constitutionality of this statute in federal court?
A) A business in an adjacent state that provides from that adjacent state all of the goods and services bought by a corporation that has annual sales within the state of $8 million.
B) The governor of an adjacent state, on behalf of the state and its residents.