Corporate capitalism

Corporate capitalism is a type of economic system where companies or corporations make money by selling products or services. In this system, companies are owned by a small group of people – often people with a lot of money – who benefit from the company’s profits. It’s different from other kinds of capitalism, like individual capitalism, because the profits and losses of a company are shared between just a few people. In corporate capitalism, the people who own the company have lots of control over it and can decide how to use the money it makes.