An agent in another state wants to become an agent in New York. The other state gives the same privileges to New York agents wanting to be licensed in that state as it does its own agents. New York, therefore, extends the privileges of its agents to the prospective agent of the other state. What is this called?

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Jamya Eaton

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27 April, 20:30

An agent in another state wants to become an agent in New York. The other state gives the same privileges to New York agents wanting to be licensed in that state as it does its own agents. New York, therefore, extends the privileges of its agents to the prospective agent of the other state. What is this called?

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Karina Stanley · Answer 1

Answer: The answer is Reciprocity.

Explanation: This is an act that happens when a state (A) grants the same right and privileges to other individuals or citizens from another state (B) as it would to its own individuals or citizens. The same act is expected to be reciprocated from the state (B) to individuals or citizens from state (A). Thus the word 'reciprocity' was given to this act and coined from the word 'reciprocate'.