Politics, Subsidies and Competition: The New Politics of State Intervention in the European Union

Kostas A. Lavdas · Maria M. Mendrinou

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This work focuses on the interplay between and among political, economic and institutional-legal factors in the formation of European competition policy. It examines the European Union's control of national subsidies, arguing that state subsidies are the only effective form of state intervention.

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