Corporate America
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For the 2002 album by rock band Boston, see Corporate America (album).
"Corporate America" is an informal phrase describing the world of corporations within the United States not under government ownership. It implies financial or ideological self-interest, greed, resistance to entitlements and the irresponsible promotion of counter-socialist self-interest at the expense of government and competitors. "Corporate America" is commonly used interchangeably with the phrase "Wall Street".
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