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Chapter Outline
With early Supreme Court decisions barring federal control, followed by the McCarran Act invitation for the states to regulate (as discussed in chapter 26), the vast bulk of insurance regulation fell to the states. Nevertheless, the federal presence was felt, is increasing, and at some point may assume a dominant role. Thus understanding the regulation of insurance requires a sense of the interaction between the state and federal levels of government.
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