> All major economies have a close government-corporate structure because every major economy modeled themselves after the most successful economy in the world

> All major economies have a close government-corporate structure because every major economy modeled themselves after the most successful economy in the world - the US economy. You make it sound like a US invention, but it's way older. I'd be more interested in learning of a counterexample. Which significant government didn't have too-close ties with its industries?