Corporations, taken into consideration by Hegel, have always been the main target of capitalism (as shown also Marx). Corporations were the symbol of the community, and, in my view, their existence is the condition for good politics. The guilds and trades should constitute themselves as political parties and democratic participation in the creation of laws. Who in fact, better worker, knows what laws you need to work at the factory? Who better than the entrepreneur knows what law is needed to facilitate the opening of a factory and increased production? In capitalism, however, the party is only a shell that encloses the interests of one economic or political elite. In capitalism, politics is the place of private or sectarian, is not the place of communal harmony. Democracy Corporate is the democracy in which political parties are the corporations of trades, all equally represented at the place of production of legislation. Quite the opposite party born out of interest of a private citizen (which is usually the big capitalist). Marx believed that the development of the capital, the world would be divided into proletarians and big capitalists, and corporations would have disappeared. But I think this will never happen, because the community needs of man can not be erased.
NOTE: The individual should choose the Corporation trades which belong according to his talents and inclinations.
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