Corporate communism

Corporate communism: as a system of governance where wealth redistribution and state intervention are employed to significantly increase corporate power; often using communist style tactics, such as government wealth funds to perches business entities. wildly exacerbating wealth inequality in society.

Communism and socialism, while of the same category are polar opposites.

Communism - often redistributes wealth to the top; while stripping it away from the bottom thereby controlling them.

Socialism - is the redistribution of wealth and products to everyone; socialism and democracy are compatible

communism and capitalism are compatible.

Corporations - are a natural authoritarian regime, CEO sits at the top as kings, acquiring wealth through stock options and loans.

This wealth then translates into plutocrat behavior; if the trend continues unchecked it leads to corporate communism.

For example: tax cuts for the wealthy, too big to fail, Monopolistic behavior.