Abstract
The paper analyzes the importance of the system of state aid control as a mechanism to protect competition. It points to the tendencies and trends in the system of state aid control in the European Union (EU), Serbia and countries in the region. Trend analysis is performed with respect to specific period after 2007 or period of the global economic crisis which required a more extensive state intervention. Given that regional state aid is classified as a form of aid with a significant effect on competition and trade, this paper examines the effects of allocated regional state aid in Serbia.
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