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Looking at South Korea as a specific example, it seems to concentrate corporate power much, much more, since there is no collusion - state sponsorship for chose
by xenihn 10y ago
Looking at South Korea as a specific example, it seems to concentrate corporate power much, much more, since there is no collusion - state sponsorship for chosen corporations is out in the open.
Look at how powerful/influential Samsung is. We don't have an equivalent in the US. You can argue that the banking sector is as powerful (or more-so), but that's more than 1 corporation.