| 英文摘要 |
As the first legislation worldwide against foreign government subsidies in local economic activities, the EU Foreign Subsidies Regulation (FSR) not only extends the regulatory scope from trade in goods to various international economic activities including concentration and public procurement, but also gains new features in its enforcement discretion. These new features include“pan-attribution”of subsidization, ambiguity of causal relations, flexibility of redressive measures and ex officio initiation of market investigation, which grant EU Commission with greater enforcement discretion than the SCM Agreement and the EU state aid regime. This enforcement discretion granted by legislation, if abused, is likely to violate the provisions of national treatment, most-favored nation treatment and market access under the General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS). The expansion of FSR enforcement discretion could especially generate negative impact on China. Chinese companies and the government should respectively take preventive measures in terms of subsidy information and compliance management. In the event of unfair treatment caused by abuse of enforcement discretion, remedies may be sought from local judicial remedies at the enterprise level as well as from dispute settlement mechanisms at the national level. |