Liberalization or Litigation? Time to Rethink the International Investment Regime

S. Lester
Lester, Simon

Article from: TDM 1 (2014), in Reform of Investor-State Dispute Settlement

Summary

Private investment is the great driver of economic growth. Despite this positive economic impact, however, there are sometimes objections to investment when it comes from foreign sources. These objections are misguided. Aside from occasional national security concerns, foreign investment offers all the same benefits as investment from domestic sources. A liberal and open policy toward foreign investment is clearly the optimal one. Governments should allow foreign companies to invest in the domestic market and should also allow domestic companies to invest abroad. The United ...

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Suggested Citation

S. Lester; "Liberalization or Litigation? Time to Rethink the International Investment Regime"
TDM 1 (2014), www.transnational-dispute-management.com

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