Topic: Regulatory Arbitrage (Read 875 times)
Convenient for a government that could just eminent domain your property for peanuts maybe.
Private businesses can do whatever they want as long as they don't damage private property.
Besides, most land along railroads is government property. Why governments need so much land to begin with is beyond me though.
Besides, most land along railroads is government property. Why governments need so much land to begin with is beyond me though.
It is a convenient system for dividing land and redefining borders and roads without landowner consent.
Private businesses can do whatever they want as long as they don't damage private property.
Besides, most land along railroads is government property. Why governments need so much land to begin with is beyond me though.
Besides, most land along railroads is government property. Why governments need so much land to begin with is beyond me though.
Anyone see the new season of breaking bad? 
http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/story/2012/11/30/cn-biodiesel-mystery-shipment.html
In 2010, a company called "Bioversel Trading Inc." apparently paid CN Rail to ship the same trainload of biodiesel across the US/Canadian border 24 times, at a cost of $2.6 million. The reason is not clear.
In 2010, a company called "Bioversel Trading Inc." apparently paid CN Rail to ship the same trainload of biodiesel across the US/Canadian border 24 times, at a cost of $2.6 million. The reason is not clear.
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