And from the company perspective, embracing a world-first approach to capitalism is really dependent on the business environment a given company’s country of origin dictates for it (e.g. through sanctions on doing business in certain jurisdictions, tariffs augmenting the real cost of doing business, requirements for regulatory approval f…
And from the company perspective, embracing a world-first approach to capitalism is really dependent on the business environment a given company’s country of origin dictates for it (e.g. through sanctions on doing business in certain jurisdictions, tariffs augmenting the real cost of doing business, requirements for regulatory approval for certain mergers & acquisitions, etc.) — so the company perspective is almost entirely downstream of the government perspective, which makes a focus on how governments frame their approach to capitalism and also their interactions with other countries more mission critical.
And from the company perspective, embracing a world-first approach to capitalism is really dependent on the business environment a given company’s country of origin dictates for it (e.g. through sanctions on doing business in certain jurisdictions, tariffs augmenting the real cost of doing business, requirements for regulatory approval for certain mergers & acquisitions, etc.) — so the company perspective is almost entirely downstream of the government perspective, which makes a focus on how governments frame their approach to capitalism and also their interactions with other countries more mission critical.