Common objections policy makers raise in against foreign insurance companies

• Third, foreign insurers might fail to make lasting contributions to the local economy
• This is the common objection to any foreign involvement in industry or services
• The fact remains that whenever given a choice most foreign companies have decided to stay in the country
• Fourth, domestic market is already well-served by locally owned insurers or through reinsurance.

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