Subsidy Control

Subsidy control involves managing government financial support to ensure it promotes fair competition and economic growth without distorting markets or giving unfair advantages. It includes rules and guidelines to prevent excessive or biased aid, ensuring subsidies are used responsibly to benefit society—such as supporting innovation, regional development, or environmental goals—while avoiding negative impacts like market distortion or unfair trade practices. Effective subsidy control balances public interest with fair competition, fostering a sustainable and open economy.