The Survival of the Market Economic Investor Principle in Liberalised Markets

An Editorial Comment1 in this journal has already described the judgment of the General Court in EdF2 as “an electrifying Enlightening”. The General Court annulled a Commission Decision of 20033 which had found that a tax concession enjoyed by EdF was an illegal State aid. The original Decision was...

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Published in:European state aid law quarterly 2011-01, Vol.10 (1), p.35-40
Main Author: Szyszczak, Erika
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Balance sheets
Competitive advantage
Court decisions
Environmental policy
Market economies
Tax reform
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Summary:An Editorial Comment1 in this journal has already described the judgment of the General Court in EdF2 as “an electrifying Enlightening”. The General Court annulled a Commission Decision of 20033 which had found that a tax concession enjoyed by EdF was an illegal State aid. The original Decision was taken some five months after the ruling in Altmark4 and the judgment in Chronopost5 which revealed an ambition to give greater transparency to State aid in
ISSN:1619-5272
2190-8184