Threats to market capitalism--populism, income inequality, cyberattacks, global migration, and environmental degradation to name a few--are on the rise. Three eminent Harvard Business School professors show how business can lead in addressing these issues and securing a stable future for market capitalism through entrepreneurship and innovation.
Broad, context-setting point of view about the future of market capitalism, with a framework for understanding both its limits and its potential.
Provocative look at various future scenarios for market capitalism--from, on the one hand, strife and conflict between nations, to, on the other hand, a new form of cooperation and institution-building for managing challenges and ensuring the continued sustainability of market capitalism.
Realistic discussion of business's potential responses to the threats and challenges.
Examples, such as Nike and JP Morgan and others, of companies that illustrate how business is leading the way to meet the challenges head on to secure a more stable future for market capitalism.
Audience:
Leaders of business, government, NGOs, and business schools around the world.
All those interested in the role of business and society.
