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corpocracy

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cor·poc·ra·cy  (kôr-pkr-s)
n. pl. cor·poc·ra·cies
1. A society dominated politically and economically by large corporations.
2. An inefficient corporation characterized by excessive layers of management.


corpo·cratic (-p-krtk) adj.


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We also need a power shift away from a government that has become a corrupt, elitist corpocracy toward one that is much more of, by and for the people--and the common good.
``There are some people disappointed that he may not be a viable candidate, but he has certainly energized the grass roots and he's given hope to the common man that their voice can be heard above the roar of the corpocracy,'' said Carole Lutness, another regular at the Dean Meetups.
Today, our own King George represents not a monarchy, but a corpocracy, one principally identical to that of King George's of England.
 
 
 
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