Meaning of corporate state in English
(Definition of corporate state from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)
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corporate state
Furthermore, globalization presents challenges, both social and economic, that a corporate state can not sufficiently address because these problems transcend state borders and approaches.
Personal and corporate state income taxes were created while business receipts and corporation franchise taxes were eliminated.
In response, he calls for a pro-active social conservatism that seeks real alternatives to the centralized corporate state that are compatible with liberty and family life.
The corporate state, he came to believe, would rule in the interests of the whole nation, whereas democracy was the plaything of special interests and privilege.
In keeping with that tradition, corporate liberalism upheld the corporate administered market and the rise of regulatory government, but not a corporate state or a statist command system.
These conferences provide ample evidence of the commodification of place, and ways that seniors and senior markets are viewed by the corporate state.
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What was taught there was something about the corporate state.
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This is an element of the corporate state which does not usually turn out to be extremely good in democracies.
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Otherwise, we draw one step nearer to the corporate state, which we all dread.
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At all costs we must avoid anything that smacks of the corporate state.
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