Business, Management and Accounting
5 years ago

Insurance laws stifling competition, hindering market growth and consumer choice.

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Anali Pravnog fakulteta u Beogradu
Insurance law: Between monopoly protection and market insurance
Jovan Slavnić

Paper Summary

The article discusses the limitations and regulations in insurance laws in Yugoslavia, focusing on the balance between state monopoly and market insurance. It also examines the application of laws on land insurance contracts and the behavior rules of insurance agencies. The findings suggest that the current laws create a system that falls between state monopoly and market insurance, with uncertainties in regulating land insurance contracts and potential limitations on free competition among insurance companies.

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