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  1. A law is facing challenges because it allegedly violates the Dormant Commerce Clause regarding out-of-state business operations.

Arkansas and Tennessee Pass Laws Mandating Pharmacy Divestment

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What happened

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Arkansas and Tennessee recently passed laws requiring pharmacies to divest from owning affiliated companies. These mandates are currently facing legal challenges, with some arguing the laws violate the Dormant Commerce Clause regarding out-of-state business operations.

From carolinajournal.com

Why it matters

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The new legislation forces structural changes on private businesses by replacing free-market competition with government mandates. Critics suggest that breaking apart private businesses may create new problems rather than solving healthcare issues.

A law is facing challenges because it allegedly violates the Dormant Commerce Clause regarding out-of-state business operations.

From carolinajournal.com

Who's involved

  • ArkansasState that passed the law requiring pharmacy divestment
  • TennesseeState that passed the law requiring pharmacy divestment

Who could feel it

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