The Tension between Competition Policy and State Intervention: the EU and US Compared journal article Yoshiharu Ichikawa European State Aid Law Quarterly, Volume 3 (2004), Issue 4, Page 17 At present, especially following the rapid and dynamic changes due to liberalisation and privatisation, the role of market and government is being readdressed around the world. Traditionally, State intervention is recognised as correcting market failures in either a broader or narrower sense. But to what extent, under what conditions, is state intervention permissible? This article examines the tension between competition law and State intervention, using
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