conditions and restrictions imposed on companies receiving bailout funds
"Conditions and restrictions imposed on companies receiving bailout funds" refer to the specific requirements and limitations that are set by the governing authorities or entities providing financial assistance to companies in need. These conditions and restrictions aim to regulate and monitor the use of the bailout funds, safeguard public interest, and ensure accountability and responsible management of the receiving companies.
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