All articles tagged with #state capitalism
The article discusses how the Trump administration has shifted towards a more interventionist form of capitalism by taking equity stakes in key industries, marking a departure from traditional free-market principles and signaling a new era of American state capitalism that could reshape the economy and influence future policies.
The article discusses President Trump's recent interventions in the U.S. economy, including government stakes in companies like Nvidia, Intel, and U.S. Steel, signaling a shift towards state capitalism. These moves aim to bolster strategic industries but may pose long-term risks to competition and innovation, raising concerns about cronyism and market distortion.
Donald Trump announced the US government acquiring a 10% stake in Intel, marking a shift towards state involvement in capitalism that has faced criticism from conservatives and economists, raising concerns about market efficiency, potential corruption, and a move away from traditional small-government principles.
The article argues that the Trump administration's policies and actions are pushing the United States towards a form of state capitalism and authoritarian control that resembles Marxist or Maoist regimes, with increased government intervention in private enterprise, targeting business leaders, suppressing free expression, and weaponizing government powers, which threaten the foundations of free-market capitalism.