Plutocracy

Pronunciation: /ˈpɫutoʊˈsiˈɹeɪsi/

Plutocracy (noun)

  1. A system where very wealthy people control politics and public decisions, mainly to protect their own interests.
  2. A society or state in which money and wealth give people the most influence over laws, leaders, and resources.

Examples

  • The country suffers from rule by rich.
  • Rule by rich can limit fair opportunities for everyone.