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Originally Posted by TheInspector
Unfortunately, that is the name of the game. Since the insurance company is a corporation, they must make profits. If they don't make profits, then the stockholders will fire the corporate officers--and the stockholders only care about their return on investment--not about ethics. This is exactly the type of behavior which gives me a terrible feeling about insurance in general.
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Statefarm is not a stock company and does not sell shares of stock so they do not have stockholders to answer too.