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NAMIC: Antitrust Exemption Promotes Insurer Competition

In a study released last week by NAMIC, Lawrence S. Powell, Ph.D., University of Arkansas-Little Rock, found that the limited exemption from federal antitrust law provided to the insurance industry by the McCarran-Ferguson Act benefits consumers by allowing smaller insurers to compete on relatively equal footing with larger firms.


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