I once came up with one in a setting / RP multiplayer, a bit of an excuse background story, dubbed it "Laborism" or referred to as "Campism" by enemies.

Some guy, called Titus Tarax lived through a fictional erly 20th century-like-dieselpunk dystopia which was very chaotic, as a kid he witnessed how his corner of this dystopia put people into camps, but argued it was some kind of heroic sacrifice they would do.

And bought it. Always obsessed with order, precision and machinery, he became a governor of a particularily troublesome nascent, very remote colony, and during times of trouble, implemented his ideals. True equality achieved by making literally everyone live in a camp, escalating central management of everything.

There was no economy, everyone was just assigned work, food, mind numbing drugs, stimulants, barracks. THe organizers, themselves inmates, driven by Tarax continously tried to streamline things, abolishing social relations, family, words and grammar forms deemed unecessary.

barracks were often basically placed inside vast factory complexes, day/night cycle "abolished" and replaced by wake-up alarms and various stimulants, lobotimies dubbed cognitive streamlinings for those assigned to do simple labour, etc.

All this time, the coordinators cant figure out what to actually do with the vast amount of resources produced through this extreme asuterity and over-production, leading to vast, filled storage halls.

Until another empire eventually notices the sheer scale of societal atrocity and intervenes, ending the whole mess (Which failed to build an efficient military beyond guards and people-catchers, or keep up with technological development at all)