State Aid Control

State Aid Control refers to the regulations that prevent governments from giving unfair financial support to certain businesses, which could distort competition in the market. This control ensures that taxpayers' money is used effectively and that all businesses compete fairly. When a government provides aid, it must be assessed to avoid giving an advantage to specific companies over others. The aim is to promote a level playing field, encouraging innovation and efficiency, while also preventing monopolies and ensuring that resources benefit the economy as a whole.