Corporate liberalism is a thesis in United States historiography that describes an interdependent relationship between large corporations and government regulatory agencies. Proponents of the thesis argue that the corporate elite often serve as the primary lobbyists for and beneficiaries of government regulations.
Corporate liberalism is a thesis in United States historiography that describes an interdependent relationship between large corporations and government regulatory agencies. Proponents of the thesis argue that the corporate elite often serve as the primary lobbyists for and beneficiaries of government regulations.
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