Capitalism 2.0

Industrial Revolution-born Capitalism 1.0 that once has financialized wealth and drove innovation, finally maximized its natural laws and became unsustainable. Economic inequality soars amidst technological advances and globalization, fueling social unrest and political divides. Meanwhile, the alarms of environmental degradation, mental health, and climate change ring louder, and automation looms, risking job security and widening income gaps. To secure our future, we must rethink capitalism's fundamentals, fostering long-term and balanced growth, responsibility for externalities, desinging for cooperation and inclusive ownership. It's a daunting task, but crucial for ensuring prosperity and well-being in the long run.