Corporations Do The Dirty Work We Avoid

Corporations function for us much as money-lending Jews did in medieval Christendom: they do the morally dirty work — firing people, disrupting things, ruthlessly following the profit motive — that we personally find too emotionally painful to do, allowing us to enjoy the benefits of a world where underperformers get fired and things work better while avoiding the blame ourselves; so although there is a real conflict of motives here, you probably don't actually want a world where corporations stop doing these things.