corpocracy [kawr-pok-ruh-see]
noun, plural cor·poc·ra·cies.
1. a corporate bureaucracy.
2. a company characterized by bureaucracy.
3. a government run like a corporate bureacracy.
4. a society in which corporations have much economic and political power.
Origin: 1930s. From corp- + -cracy.
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