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Uh, it's a corporation that sues the host government. For lost profits. This is presumably supposed to be a strong incentive to prevent host governments from c
by crdoconnor 11y ago
Uh, it's a corporation that sues the host government. For lost profits.
This is presumably supposed to be a strong incentive to prevent host governments from changing their laws in such a way that they might damage guest company profits. Much like a fine for breaking the law.
Why would you consider that a controversial point of view?