The Insolvency Regime for Large Enterprises in Italy: An Economic and Legal Assessment
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special insolvency regime; extraordinary administration; bankruptcy of large enterprises; insolvency regime; State aid; company group level; enterprise court; competition authorities; Marzano firm; large enterprise; business activity; aid support; State guarantee; restructuring company; Administration in revenue administration; Solvency; Special resolution regime; Corporate insolvency; Employment; Europe;All these keywords.
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