Abstract
Similarities between the European Commission’s proposal for a regulation on foreign subsidies distorting the internal market and State aid law have been widely noted, not least because of their similar goals. This article analyzes overlaps and parallels between both substantive and procedural rules in the European Commission’s proposal and State aid law. In particular, the article focuses on the extent to which precedents regarding the definition of State aid may also inform the application of the proposal and its definition of foreign subsidies.
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