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Dumping price for a car plant

The European Commission has ruled that American automaker Ford paid too little for a Romanian car plant in Craiova and should now hand over an additional 27 million euros. Ford had promised to maintain all the jobs in Craiova in return for paying such a low price for the plant, but the European Commission says this was tantamount to illegal government aid. While the EU sanctions have found no sympathy in Romania, Andreea Vass approves of the EU's stance: "We must adhere to the rules of a free and efficient market where state aid is allocated according to clear criteria. ... There are three awkward questions: Why did Ford accept this gift, which violates European regulations? Why did the Romanian competition council give its tacit consent at the time of the signing of the privatisation agreement in September 2007? Why didn't the privatisation committee of the SC Automobile Craiova assume responsibility for violating the rules and why did it fail to inform either the Romanian Cartel Office or the European Commission?"

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