corporatists

Pro-merger ideology adherents

Corporatists advocate for or practice corporatism—a system where economic and political power is organized through major interest groups like business associations, labor unions, and professional bodies rather than through individual citizens or pure market forces.

The term often carries critical connotations, suggesting excessive corporate influence over government policy: The corporatists in Congress care more about their donors than their constituents.

political

cronyism

Favoring friends in appointments

neoliberals · technocrats · elites · revolving door · deregulation · privatization · free market · capitalism · globalists · establishment

economic

conglomerates

Large diversified corporations

trusts · monopolies · shareholders · executives · CEOs · boardrooms · profit motive · exploitation · wage stagnation · outsourcing

critique

greed

Excessive desire for wealth

sellouts · corruption · collusion · unaccountable · extractive · predatory · sycophants · enablers · puppets · bootlickers

historical

fascism

Ultranationalist dictatorial political system

Franco · Salazar · authoritarianism · statism · nationalism · chambers · dirigisme · interventionism · planned economy

Categories
Opposites
economic ideology

corporatistslibertarians

Advocates of minimal governance

anarcho-capitalists · socialists · neoliberals · individualists · communists

political power structure

corporatistsanarchists

Opponents of state authority

populists · grassroots activists · decentralists · communitarians · pluralists

relationship to capital and labor

corporatistsclass warriors

Fighters against economic hierarchy

syndicalists · Marxists · autonomists

Family

corporatism, corporatist

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