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antibusiness

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an·ti·busi·ness  (nt-bzns, nt-)
adj.
Hostile to business, especially to big corporations.
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Screen name: Gerald Shields CEOs might want to spend a little less time worrying about whether the Administration is antibusiness and a little more time pondering the fact that to an increasing number of people, "business leaders" are perceived as anti-American.
IS OBAMA BAD FOR BUSINESS? by Business Week / BusinessWeek
Roosevelt made business a partner in the war effort with large cost-plus defense contracts and suspension of antibusiness rhetoric.
Copping to corporatism by Bresler, Robert J. / USA Today (Magazine)
53) Court intransigence may help provoke a robust demonstration of political power--witness the 1936 electoral landslide, which cemented the authority of Roosevelt's essentially populist, antibusiness New Deal coalition and emboldened the President to propose his Court-packing legislation.
Political Foundations of Judicial Supremacy by Greene, Jamal / Yale Law Journal
 
 
 
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