Corporate interests from "summary" of The Shock Doctrine by Naomi Klein
Corporate interests drive many of the decisions made by governments and policymakers around the world. These powerful entities prioritize profit above all else, often at the expense of the common good. When disaster strikes, whether it be a natural disaster or a political crisis, these corporate interests swoop in to take advantage of the chaos and confusion. They see opportunity where others see only devastation. In the aftermath of a crisis, when people are at their most vulnerable, corporate interests push for policies and reforms that benefit their bottom line. They exploit the shock and disorientation felt by the population to push through their own agenda, regardless of the consequences for the majority. This "shock doctrine" is a calculated strategy to further entrench corporate power and influence in society. Governments are often complicit in this process, either through direct collaboration with corporations or through policies that prioritize profit over people. The revolving door between government and industry ensures that corporate ...
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