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What is the difference between stakeholder capitalism, shareholder capitalism and state capitalism?

Stakeholder capitalism considers the long-term effects to people and planet.

Stakeholder capitalism considers the long-term effects to people and planet. Image: Unsplash

Klaus Schwab
Founder, Executive Chairman, World Economic Forum
Peter Vanham
Previously, Deputy Head of Media at World Economic Forum. Executive Editor, Fortune
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