The Insurance Industry: Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Antitrust and Monopoly of the Committee on the JudiciaryU.S. Government Printing Office, 1971 - Automobile insurance |
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Page 12565
... regulatory body , as would be the case under federal regulation . State regulation of insurance also allows for and encourages experimentation . Ideas which don't work out well can be abandoned by the state involved and eschewed by the ...
... regulatory body , as would be the case under federal regulation . State regulation of insurance also allows for and encourages experimentation . Ideas which don't work out well can be abandoned by the state involved and eschewed by the ...
Page 12566
... regulation is regulation for solvency . We believe that the states have acted and are continuing to act forcefully to prevent insolvencies through stronger regulatory controls and authority , increased capital and sur- plus requirements ...
... regulation is regulation for solvency . We believe that the states have acted and are continuing to act forcefully to prevent insolvencies through stronger regulatory controls and authority , increased capital and sur- plus requirements ...
Page 13207
... regulatory attention on statistical justification of prospective rates prior to implementation . I believe that experience under the prior approval laws clearly demonstrates that this form of regulation results in substitution of the ...
... regulatory attention on statistical justification of prospective rates prior to implementation . I believe that experience under the prior approval laws clearly demonstrates that this form of regulation results in substitution of the ...
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American Insurance Association__ | 12493 |
American Mutual Insurance Alliance | 12558 |
National Association of Independent Insurers_ | 12675 |
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