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How State aid policy contributes to financial stability.
The communication outlines an integrated strategy for reform of the state aid policy.
State aid policy must in no way restrain their development.
The proposal aims at increasing transparency and legal certainty while making Community state aid policy more efficient.
The"usual" European state aid policy was not used to stop such support in the current situation.
If I understand correctly, next year we shall have a single report on competition policy and state aid policy. I am delighted to hear it.
Proposed rules: Current State aid policy authorises aid when it is passed on to final beneficiaries.
Furthermore, it also shows that Member States havemaintained a targeted and well balanced state aid policy as regards non-crisis related measures.
Therefore, State aid policy can only be a limited response to the problem of unsatisfactory innovation in Europe.
I worked together with the Directorate General for Competition, which very carefully manages state aid policy, and I am very pleased with how the dialogue progressed.
State aid policy has helped shape governments' responses to the crisis and also prevented a meltdown of the financial system.
In that context, the Commission tried to identify the problems with innovation in Europe andto evaluate what positive contributions State aid policy could have.
Refocus State Aid policy to better address SMEs' needs, including the design of better targeted measures.
They have a practical contribution to make in monitoring solutions suitable for modern European state aid policy, and can make suggestions for drawing up new guidelines.
Member States' State aid policy is influenced by a combination of factors, both at the Community and the national levels.
The Council took note of a presentation by commissioner Joaquín Almunia on the communication regarding the modernisation of the EU's state aid policy, published by the Commission on 8 May 10266/12.
These rules bring state aid policy into line with the reformed common fisheries policy, adopted in December 2002.
Responding to a call from the European Parliament5, the Commission prepared a Staff Working Document which explains how the Commission's State aid policy responded to the financial and economic crisis6.
EU State aid policy can also help national authorities make the most of dwindling resources in times of budget constraints.
It is clear from the new rules that the refined economic approach developed in the SAAP is now a reality andis becoming a cornerstone of the Commission's State aid policy.
A dynamic, well-targeted state aid policy can make an active contribution to achieving high levels of employment and social cohesion.
After the opening of the State aid Register earlier this year,the Scoreboard is the second of two new transparency instruments that are being developed by the Commission in the area of State aid policy.
State aid policy protects the internal market from distortions and helps to steer public resources towards competitiveness-enhancing objectives.
The appropriate withdrawal of public-sector support measures for the financial sector must reconcile the need to safeguard financial stability with the medium-term goal of returning the sector viability and competitive market functioning, andprotecting taxpayers' interests in line with state aid policy.
State aid policy contributes to the EU long-term strategy for energy and climate change based on security of supply, sustainability and competitiveness.
The regulation will be based on the principle that state aid policy should focus on the most distortive types of aid and that it should set clear‘positive' and‘negative' priorities.
Towards a state aid policy which is an instrument for growth and part of a shared vision for integrated, cohesive economic development in EU 25-27, fostering new jobs and businesses.
The European Commission's State aid policy was one of the key factors ensuring that this- overall successful- rescue process has been achieved in a coordinated way.
State aid policy, merger control and antitrust enforcement all have their part to play in securing for consumers the benefits deriving from the application of EU competition rules.
The European Commission's State aid policy was one of the key factors ensuring that this- generally successful- rescue process has been achieved in a coordinated way.