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Analysis - State Aid: Brexit, Bailouts and Corporate Bonanzas - BBC Sounds

Analysis - State Aid: Brexit, Bailouts and Corporate Bonanzas - BBC Sounds

State Aid: Brexit, Bailouts and Corporate BonanzasState Aid: Brexit, Bailouts and Corporate Bonanzas

Released On: 28 Oct 2019

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Do the EU's state aid rules hold the UK back from having a more active industrial policy?

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