en.wikipedia.org — What the McCarran-Ferguson act of 1945 did was to INHIBIT interstate competition by giving each state the right to regulate health plans within their borders. Thus insurance companies have to contend with 50 different sets of rules. This was in response to a Supreme Court ruling that insurance could be federally regulated under the Commerce clause.
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