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quote="Business is a full partner with government. Our interests and objectives are aligned around prosperity. We look forward to business leaders increasingly taking the lead in pushing for improvements to the business climate. Collaboration and partnerships between businesses is equally crucial because our economies are increasingly interconnected."
quote="Given the extensive involvement of state violence in the process by which the corporate elite not only achieved its wealth in the past but continues to maintain and augment it in the present, it is clear that the massive inequalities of wealth that characterise present-day “capitalist” society are radically inconsistent with any approach to justice in holdings that is even remotely Nozickian."
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'''Corporatocracy''' also called '''Corpocracy''', '''Crony Capitalism''', '''Monopoly Capitalism''', '''Lemon Socialism''', '''Cronyism''', '''Supercapitalism''' and '''Socialism for the Rich''' is an economic system in which the state intervenes within the economy for the benefit of the profit of a select number for corporations, especially in the context of squashing competition.
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