Clayton Antitrust Act

Is Clayton Antitrust Act officially considered as a part of Sherman Antitrust Act,
i.e. McCarran-Ferguson Act automatically prohibits all activities specified in Clayton Antitrust Act?

Comments

  • Clayton and Robinson-Patman are updates to Sherman to close loopholes. All three apply to insurance, after McCarran-Ferguson.

  • Does the McCarran Ferguson act still consider insurance as interstate commerce?

  • Also did mcCarran Ferguson specifically state anything about bureau ratemaking, or was that part of the model laws

  • Yes, it did.

    One of the main goals of M-F was to allow insurers to continue bureau ratemaking under state regulation, free from federal antitrust prosecution (except in cases of boycott, coercion, or intimidation).

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