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Conditional approvals of mergers...

imply that the parties commit to taking action to try to correct the possible effect of distortion of competition

are not allowed

are possible, but do not include the case of selling part of the combined business or licensing technology to another market player

regard mergers which do not distort competition

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Which of the following cannot be qualified as state aid?

Grants and guarantees

Donations by a private company

Tax reliefs

Government holdings of all or part of a company

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Which of the following statements is true about mergers?

EU merger control rules apply to all mergers no matter where in the world the merging companies have their registered office

Mergers can only be approved in their entirety or forbidden by the European Commission

National competition authorities of the EU Member States cannot refer mergers to the European Commission

Mergers must always get notified to the European Commission

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Which of the following is not a feature of State aids?

the intervention gives the recipient an advantage on a selective basis

competition has been or may be distorted because of the State's intervention

the intervention does not affect trade between Member States

there is an intervention by the State or through State resources which can take a variety of forms

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Which of the following statements is false about mergers?

If they result in increasing market concentration, they can weaken competition

They are controlled by the European Commission

They can be beneficial for both the companies with economies of scale and the whole economy

They are forbidden as such by the EU Law

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In the field of competition policy, the European Parliament...

has no powers whatsoever

has full powers

has the role of scrutiny of the executive

is the only authority that adopts the competition policy legislation

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Which of the following statements is false about State aids?

They are allowed under the EU Law

All direct aid granted by Member States is banned by the EU Law, as general rule

As general rule they are prohibited by the EU Law, but there are several exceptions

They can be justified by specific overarching policy objectives, i.e., addressing serious economic disturbances

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The Temporary Crisis Framework adopted by European Commission in the context of Russia's invasion of Ukraine...

does not allow State aids

allows compensation to companies for damages due to exceptional circumstances related to the invasion of Ukraine

in 2023 is not into force anymore

allows compensation to the Ukraine's companies for damages due to the invasion of Ukraine

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Which of the following statements is false about Public services of general economic interest (SGEIs)?

European citizens should have access to SGEIs, with a view to promoting social and territorial cohesion

The principle of universal access applies to SGEIs

They are economic activities of particular importance for consumers

In all Member States all essential services must be operated by private companies

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In the documentary, which policy of the European Union is discussed?

The common trade policy

The environmental policy

The common agricultural policy

The Industrial and innovation policy

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