Which of the following organizations are at least partly exempt from the antitrust laws?

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Labor unions, insurance companies, and certain activities of lobbyists can have exemptions or special considerations under antitrust laws. Labor unions are granted certain exemptions under the Clayton Act and the Norris-LaGuardia Act. Insurance companies can have limited exemptions under the McCarran-Ferguson Act, which allows for state regulation and potential antitrust exemptions for the "business of insurance." Lobbyists, depending on their activities, may also operate in ways that are not fully subject to antitrust laws, especially when those activities are considered part of the political or legislative process.

Which of the Following Organizations Are at Least Partly Exempt