Corporatism

Corporatism, sometime known as false capitalism, is a political ideology in which one or few major corporations control the government and the economy through private armies, surveillance, isolationism, class warfare, and free-market trade under government intervention. It has been known to be mostly common within the Arabusian Federation, in which the King is only a figurehead, leaving the corporations to be the men behind the throne. Unlike other totalitarian ideals such as Fascism, Communism, and Technolism, Corporatism imposes a more peaceful and isolationist approach in foreign policy. It is opposed to Capitalism, which involves a free-market system without government intervention and supports fair competition. Corporatism, on the other hand, supports unfair competition, claiming that "survival of the fittest" is the only true source of civilization. Some people mistaken Corporatism and Capitalism as the same ideology, leading into a debate about the relationship between the two belief systems.
Despite being isolationist, some corporatist states have made a few foreign relations such as Arabusia, in which it has made an alliance with Cambria in order a trade its resources for wealth.
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Category:Corporatism