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According to the relevant legislation, a company may be declared to be of "strategic importance" in a government decree, if the company (i) performs a strategic activity significant for the national economy or (ii) performs a project significant for the national economy, (iii) carries out...

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Published in:	European state aid law quarterly Vol. 11; no. 2; p. 320
Main Authors:	Keller, Anikó, Molnár, Bence
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Berlin Lexxion Verlagsgesellschaft mbH 01-04-2012
Subjects:	Bankruptcy Liquidation Moratoriums Mutual insurance companies National security Public interest Small & medium sized enterprises-SME
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Summary:	According to the relevant legislation, a company may be declared to be of "strategic importance" in a government decree, if the company (i) performs a strategic activity significant for the national economy or (ii) performs a project significant for the national economy, (iii) carries out a state task, (iv) received a significant State aid, or (v) has a great significance for national security, defence, energy provision, environmental protection, national health, traffic, or for the provision of the population with basic services, etc.
ISSN:	1619-5272 2190-8184