What is inclusive capitalism?

Inclusive capitalism is fundamentally about creating long-term value for all stakeholders – businesses, investors, employees, customers, governments, and communities – guided by an approach that provides:

Equality of opportunity
for all people to pursue prosperity and quality of life, irrespective of criteria such as socio-economic background, gender, ethnicity, religion or age

Equitable outcomes for those who have the same opportunities and seize them in the same way

Fairness across generations
so that one generation does not overburden the planet or realize near-term benefits that incur long-term costs, at the cost of future generations

Fairness in society
to those whose circumstances prevent them from full economic participation

Equality of opportunity
for all people to pursue prosperity and quality of life, irrespective of socio-economic background, gender, ethnicity, religion, or age

Equitable outcomes for those who have the same opportunities and seize them in the same way

Fairness across generations
so that one generation does not realize near-term benefits that incur long-term costs that overburden future generations

Fairness in society
to those whose circumstances prevent them from full economic participation

Why is this needed?

56%

believe capitalism, as it exists today, does more harm than good

82%

say the current system is not working for them

48%

feel the system is failing them

Why Now?

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net ethical score even though business is ranked as the most competent institution. Ethical drivers are 3X more important to company trust than competence