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Sam WeeSo here's what 21st century capitalism looks like.
The value equation of industrial-era capitalism was toxically imbalanced. 20th century capitalism marginally valued pure financial capital too highly, while marginally valuing human, natural, social, and -
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Antony Mayfield"Capitalize something. Here's one of the commandments of next-generation business: capitalize something. That's how a new generation of entrepreneurs will kickstart next-gen businesses and make their fortunes....
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It's more accurate to say that what's being destroyed never really existed in the first place. If my car's a Ford - but I call it a Ferrari - capital hasn't been formed, and value hasn't been created. I've simply created a fiction - like those we belatedly discovered Wall St was peddling.
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20th century capitalism, in other words, marginally valued pure financial capital too highly, while marginally valuing human, natural, social, and cultural capital at zero - or, at the limit, negatively.
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Once they're capitalized, they become next-gen assets: assets that can be traded, hedged, remixed, tweaked, open-sourced, or shared. The difference is that they're assets with intrinsic, durable, human value - not the lemons Wall St was in the business of hawking. It is only by capitalizing the things we really value that the spark of value creation can be lit again.
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Next-generation businesses are built on next-generation assets. Yesterday's businesses were built on cash, factories, and IP - financial, physical, and intellectual capital. Next-generation businesses are built, instead, on human, social, natural, and cultural capital - to name just a few.
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Want to capitalize something? Start a movement and build a consensus. Capital is formed when people are willing to agree that something has value. And the miracle of the 21st century is that in a hyperconnected world, millions of people can debate, discuss, and decide in the blink of an eye. It's never been easier to capitalize something - so what are you waiting for?
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13 Dec 08
Adam Crowe"... It is only by capitalizing the things we really value that the spark of value creation can be lit again. Next-generation businesses are built, instead, on human, social, natural, and cultural capital - to name just a few. Next-generation businesses a
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Martin LindnerCapital is formed when people are willing to agree that something has value. Want to capitalize something? Start a movement and build a consensus.
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Michel BauwensThe value equation of industrial-era capitalism was toxically imbalanced. Why is industrial era business so destructive - why does it slash and burn rainforests, endanger entire species, vaporize culture and community, marginalize the poor and disadvantag
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ken .Macro to micro - "21st century economics demand a rethinking of what capital isn't - and what capital really is" - the legacy of 20th century industrial accounting (fit for the first order process) - reworking the toxic value equation - with link to fastc
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