This article explores the transformation of American capitalism into corporatism, detailing how major tech and pharmaceutical companies have become deeply intertwined with the government, leading to a system where private property exists but industry primarily serves the state. It describes a shift from a market-driven economy to one dominated by corporate-government relationships, highlighting the significant roles of tech giants like Amazon, Microsoft, and Google in securing government contracts and influencing consumer products and information. The piece reflects on the historical development of these relationships, the blurred lines between public and private sectors, and the implications for consumer sovereignty and economic dynamics. Jeffrey Tucker, founder of the Brownstone Institute and author of numerous books and articles on economics and technology, emphasizes the challenges of recognizing and addressing this corporatist reality in a world where ideological boundaries are increasingly irrelevant.

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