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Featured Q & A: Ecuador Oil and Mining Arbitration

October 11, 2007
Latin American Advisor
Jonathan C. Hamilton

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Ecuador recently made a decision to increase the government share of a company's windfall oil profits from 50 to 99 percent. Latin American Advisor asked various arbitration authorities what they thought the potential impact could be.

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