>It is never economically optimal to make decisions that can directly lead to the deaths of citizens in the host society, in exchange for higher profits. When

>It is never economically optimal to make decisions that can directly lead to the deaths of citizens in the host society, in exchange for higher profits. When the short term profits are great and the long term costs are too far for you to personally realize... it seems to make great sense. Now it may not be optimal for society at large, but that doesn't matter when society at large isn't making the decision. For the one choosing, short of laws to punish them and with methods to launder any social guilt, it is economically optimal.