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Originally Posted by Oling_Roachinen
This isn't true. The 'Enron clause' gave them an out if the government made some change that made the plants "more unprofitable" but if the government didn't make the change, there was no out of the unprofitable plants.
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Can't be stressed enough - it's a totally reasonable clause to insert so that your contractual counterparty can't unilaterally change the outcome of deal to disadvantage you, and then hold you to the deal.
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