The European Union is entering a new phase of industrial policy, as political calls for “Buy European” translate into binding regulation and a more assertive approach to economic sovereignty. This analysis examines how the Industrial Accelerator Act and the evolving European preference regime could recalibrate trade openness, reshape investment risk and influence strategic decision making for companies with exposure to the EU market.
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