NAFTA Investment Arbitration: The NAFTA Commission's Authority to Issue Interpretations is Limited

P. Clark
Clark, Peter
G.W.R. Lafortune
Lafortune, Gordon

Article from: TDM 3 (2004), in USMCA - NAFTA

Summary

The NAFTA parties entrenched investor protection into the Investment Chapter as a means of encouraging greater cross-border investment flows. Increasing investment among the NAFTA parties was seen as a means of achieving greater economic benefit from the Agreement and was set out as an objective of the Agreement.

The investor protections have been successful - there has been an increase in cross-border investment flows among the NAFTA Parties and there has been an increase in economic activity as a result of that investment.

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Suggested Citation

P. Clark; G.W.R. Lafortune; "NAFTA Investment Arbitration: The NAFTA Commission's Authority to Issue Interpretations is Limited"
TDM 3 (2004), www.transnational-dispute-management.com

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