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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>''Competition - regulation and law - World Trade Organization (WTO).''<br />
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The WTO defines state subsidies to include any benefit conferred by a direct or indirect financial contribution by a governmental body.<br />
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Subsidies that distort international trade are 'disciplined' in various ways by the WTO.<br />
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However, the WTO's rules on subsidies are significantly less stringent than, for example, European Union state aid law.<br />
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== See also ==<br />
* [[Competition authority]]<br />
* [[Competition law]]<br />
* [[Competition policy]]<br />
* [[Competition & Markets Authority]]<br />
* [[DOJ]]<br />
* [[European Union]]<br />
* [[Federal Trade Commission]]<br />
* [[Member state]]<br />
* [[Monopoly]]<br />
* [[Regulation]]<br />
* [[State aid]]<br />
* [[State aid law]]<br />
* [[World Trade Organization]]<br />
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