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If you look at the public-private cooperation, I think we have to find very flexible ways to coordinate the efforts.

I mean, governance still provides direction, but business provides the innovative power.

And I would argue that long term, with all the importance of capital, we move from the era of capitalism to the era of talentism,

which means that the key competitive factor will become innovation, and not any more low cost or the availability of capital.

Of course, they are necessary, but the decisive factor will be the innovative capacity and power of a country.

Let me move not only from capitalism to talentism in some way, but even more important, we move from shareholder capitalism to stakeholder capitalism.

And I'm very proud to see how the business community has embraced this concept, which is now very much contested in several other parts of the world.

Business is not only here to create prosperity. I think business has also a social role, which means to serve society and to take care of the environment.

So we have to build this notion of stakeholder capitalism into all of our activities as business leaders.

That, of course, is world economic form, President Klaus Schwab, literally coming straight out of the evil villain's school of DC comic books, declaring for all to hear that the future of world order belongs to what he calls stakeholder capitalism.

Now, that's a key term for the demons and Davos, and it's vitally important that you understand what that's all about.

Stakeholder capitalism is generally presented as a system in which corporations are oriented to serve the interests of the general population at large.

But the key is the general population is not understood in nationalist or localist terms. That would be fine with us.

Obviously, we despise globalist corporations that care nothing about nation culture, custom and tradition, but that's emphatically not what stakeholder capitalism means in the vernacular of Klaus Schwab.

Stakeholder capitalism involves instituting what's called ESG, which stands for environmental and social governance criteria.

Our first discourse at corporations get in relation to those key areas so that investors can show that they're investing in companies that advance left wing social justice goals, and that includes, of course, green energy, racial equity, even abortion access.

It's basically the attempt to pressure companies to become more and more woke.

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