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The author offers opinions on so-called state capitalism, an economic system in which corporations either controlled by or partially owned by the government dominate a country's economy. It is argued that state capitalism is a system with inherent flaws that will limit it in competition with actual capitalist economies. Flaws include the so-called principal-agent problem in which executives manage a company in their own-self interest and the inherent weakness of governments as managers.