When do regulatory chills occur?
A) When corporate social responsibility is high.
B) When policy options are limited.
C) When a government fears being sued by foreign investors.
D) When investor-state relations are neglected.
E) When a government accepts liberal trade objectives.

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Regulatory chills occur when a government hesitates to enact regulations due to fear of litigation, especially from foreign investors, under international agreements or investor-state dispute settlement mechanisms.

When Do Regulatory Chills Occur