Celebrating 80 Years
The first half of the decade was dominated by employment issues arising from World War II, including labor and material shortages. 1945 brought the passage of the McCarran-Ferguson Act, exempting insurance federal antitrust and fair trade laws, as long as the states fill the regulatory gap.
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