When raiding the treasury of a nation in a peace deal, the amount to be gained is limited to treasury + 1 loan. I submit that, if the country is being totally annexed, this amount should be limited solely to the amount actually in the treasury when the peace deal is signed.
Justification:
Why would any institution be willing to make a loan to a country, at the very moment that country ceases to exist? No issue with a country being able to obtain a single loan to help pay off a victor in a peace deal. But it must continue to exist in some form, to have the potential to repay its creditors.
Justification:
Why would any institution be willing to make a loan to a country, at the very moment that country ceases to exist? No issue with a country being able to obtain a single loan to help pay off a victor in a peace deal. But it must continue to exist in some form, to have the potential to repay its creditors.
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