anti-corporatism

Anti-corporatism is a political and social stance that criticizes the dominant influence of large corporations in society, politics, and the economy. It questions how corporate power can prioritize profit over public well-being, environmental sustainability, and social equity. Advocates often argue that excessive corporate influence can undermine democratic processes, increase inequality, and lead to exploitation or environmental harm. The movement calls for greater regulation, accountability, and emphasis on community and public interests over corporate profits. Essentially, anti-corporatism seeks a balance where corporations serve society rather than dominate it.