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Member States must comply with EU competition rules to avoid penalties.

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6. The obligations of Member States under the EU competition rules
Richard Whish, David H. Bailey

Paper Summary

The obligations of EU Member States under competition rules involve ensuring compliance with EU treaties to achieve the EU's goals. Member States must avoid actions that could hinder EU objectives and refrain from enacting measures that go against EU competition rules. State monopolies of a commercial nature are also addressed in these obligations.

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