Is fascism incompatible with capitalism?

In its original form it really is not truly very compatible with American-style capitalism. It may have aimed to be something of a 'third way' in a sense. read more

Capitalism is an economic system. Fascism is a political system. Political systems invariably interfere with and attempt to control economic systems. There is at least some minimal interference, in that even small government needs some revenue to exist. Capitalism controlled ceases to be capitalism per se. Instead, it requires a modifier. read more

Capitalism is an economic system of society, fascism is a political system. Thus they are not comparable, they are different dimensions of how society is structured. Capitalism is easier to define. read more

Italian Fascism's position towards capitalism adjusted over time, as the Italian Fascist movement in 1919 was radical and anti-capitalist, where he continued to campaign for "nationalization of land" and to have "workers' participation in the running of factories", but became more moderate in the 1920s when it sought to consolidate power, allied with the squadrismo and then grew more radical again during the 1930s under its entrenchment of power and by 1940 again emphasized anti-capitalism. read more