[Solved] Competition Law in the EU means that firms:

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Q.	Competition Law in the EU means that firms:
A.	Are free to set up international cartels.
B.	May be refused permission to take over a US competitor.
C.	Can not be made to repay government financial assistance.
D.	Can cross-subsidise loss-making services from profitable activities.
Answer» B. May be refused permission to take over a US competitor.

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