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'''Corporatism'''

|Corporatism is an economic system which aims to organize the state and society as a whole into corporate groups, believing that it is the best way to achieve an efficient and strong economy. Deriving from the ideas of syndicalist thinkers such as Sorel, it also seeks to promote class cooperation between capital and labor instead of class struggle, and posits that a good relationship between the boss and the worker is the key to the machine of the state being well-oiled. Asking for total devotion toward the state, corporatism is commonly found in fascist and dictatorial regimes. Important to note, however, is that such a system is distinct from a corporatocracy, in which the lines between the state and the corporations are blurred.

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'''Socialized Economy'''

|A socialized economy is a heavily centralized form of corporatism, where large parts of the economy have been nationalized by direct state intervention, especially in strategic sectors such as arms production and heavy industry. Coming close to an actual planned economy, it differs from its close relative due to the permanence of private economic initiative - albeit subjected to state subsidies and regulations - and for the important role of the corporations, fundamental instruments to ensure that all social classes cooperate instead of fighting one other.

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