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22Jul

The EU "Club" Gets More Exclusive: Closing The Doors On Foreign Subsidies?

Jones Day | | Return|
Although the EU has strict rules that limit the circumstances in which Member States can subsidize companies in the EU, the rest of the world does not. The European Commission considers this difference unfair because it would distort competition in the EU and global markets. The European Commission recently released a White Paper that discusses a future framework to address the perceived imbalance. The goal of the proposal is to "level the playing field" with regard to foreign subsidies and...
By: Jones Day
Source Url: https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/the-eu-club-gets-more-exclusive-closing-73923/

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