Neo-distributism: A socio-economic system that revolves around national corporations and the middle working classes, distributing wealth as much as possible for the populace, a subsect of Third Way economics that blends capitalist ideals with socialist aspirations. The base foundation of neo-distributism is that the government manages the revenue currency value, the state supervises the GDP and FDI, and the all working classes could have their government share as fair as possible yet large, while the unemployed will have to struggle for themselves as they wouldn't been able to receive salaries. In spite of this, the high class civil servants must remain as the aristocrats, which doesn't really have a big wealth difference to all the other classes. In neo-distributism, we collect taxes based on a system that'll take all the last semester saving's (grouping with last semester's income) 40% with the properties' 37.9%, hence the cash comes from the year total balance within all in all classes, however we don't tax your interests, and income***. Other than tax revenues, the government revenue income moreover come from interests of mercantiles, mercenaries, and mainly brokers (if you're the Jansanian Empire). Misconceptions: It's not socialism, there's full private property ownership and Origins: Distributism, Catholic Social Teaching, medieval distributism, guild system, and laissez-faire capitalism.
[Notes] It's never been tried before for 600 years, take that socialists. EDIT: Fun fact, The Jansanian Empire is also Corporatist. [Credits] McDonald's