EEA and EFTA States ·Marianne Clayton, Maria Segura and Gaétan Roelants journal article Marianne Clayton, Maria Segura, Gaétan Roelants European State Aid Law Quarterly, Volume 20 (2021), Issue 3, Page 444 - 446
Not Even the Church Is Absolved from State Aid Rules: The Essence of Economic Activity journal article Phedon Nicolaides European State Aid Law Quarterly, Volume 16 (2017), Issue 4, Page 527 - 536 The boundaries of the concept of economic activity are constantly shifting. This paper examines the case of schools run by the church and funded by the State. The Court of Justice concluded that wholly State-funded education is not economic in nature. The paper criticises this approach of the Court. The source of funding should not have been the decisive criterion, for the simple reason that State aid to enterprises is also provided by the State. The decisive criterion should have been whether the purpose of the funding was to support an activity which was intended to be offered for remuneration. Keywords: Economic Activity; State Resources; Public Education.
Judgment By Formula: Regulatory Form and the Differentiation of Fiscal Measures and Non-Fiscal Measures in EU State Aid Law Christopher McMahon