i mean i think they did it all the time, it was built into their system. one example is that they subsidised basedbean production because they thought it was a more efficient and healthier crop, hitler being vegetarian and all.   rg/arcadia/friedrich-haberlandts-fa iled-vision-onions-european-food-cu ltures-1873-1945 ig farben is another example, i believe they're subsidised by the german government to this day. honestly i don't know the specifics but i think how it worked was the corporations were arms of the state, the ceo's were allowed "freedom" to run their business as they wanted, they weren't specifically corporations but they weren't government . it's hard to say x corporation received x tax money because corporation and state were so tightly bound together, but in practice tax money was going to this national socialist "entity", which was then given to state corporations if they did what the state wanted to and then these state corporations were given limited amounts of freedom. it does get a little confusing to me but it's standard corporatism which even corporatists admit, i would like to learn more about corporatism since it's so prevalent in the world today.
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