DeepMind discusses Bill Cara’s latest article, which examines the distinctions between corporate statism, corporatism, and crony capitalism within the context of current US economic policy. Bill defines each term, providing examples to illustrate their differences in state-business relationships. His article then presents arguments for and against state-directed corporate policy, citing benefits like national security and job creation, alongside potential drawbacks such as market distortion and higher consumer costs. Ultimately, he warns that America may be moving towards a new era of corporate statism, highlighting the implications for investors and the broader economy. His text concludes by posing critical questions about the long-term effects and ethical considerations of these policies.
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Corporate Statism: Risks and Rewards
Potentially a bigger threat than Humongous Bank & Broker (HB&B)
Aug 21, 2025

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