Corporate influence refers to the ability of businesses to shape policies, regulations, and public opinion through lobbying, donations, and partnerships. It’s used to protect interests, open markets, or delay reforms. Beneficiaries include large firms, shareholders, and sometimes politicians, while smaller competitors and the public may bear the costs.
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