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Capital Evolution: The New American Economy

by Seth Levine

Rethinking capitalism’s role in America

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Rethinking capitalism’s role in America

Seth Levine and Elizabeth MacBride examine how business power intersects with political change, public trust, and social division in the United States. The book critiques the neoliberal form of capitalism and presents “Dynamic Capitalism” as an emerging alternative, one that seeks to balance profit with purpose, strengthen the middle class, and address inequality and climate change. Interviews with business leaders, academics, employees, and other commentators sit alongside profiles of named executives, giving the argument a range of perspectives. The result is a discussion of how businesses, governments, and individuals might shape an economy amid changing expectations and questions about capitalism’s place in American life.

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  • Readers interested in debates about capitalism, business power, and the U.S. economy.
  • Readers seeking perspectives on inequality, climate change, and the middle class in economic policy.
  • Readers interested in interviews and examples involving business leaders, academics, and employees.

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Capitalism and economic changeBusiness power and public trustInequality and the middle classClimate change and economic responsibilityPolitical and social divisions

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USA Today Bestseller

Business overtook government. Now what? The future of capitalism isn't left or right--it's forward.

In Capital Evolution: The New American Economy, Seth Levine and Elizabeth MacBride deliver a bold and timely reassessment of capitalism in America. Drawing on decades of experience in finance, journalism, and policy, Levine and MacBride argue that capitalism isn't the problem--it's the outdated neoliberal version we've been practicing that's failing us. From the rise of populism to the growing disillusionment among younger generations, the signs of strain are everywhere. But Levine and MacBride reveal how a new consensus--what they call Dynamic Capitalism--is already taking shape, one that balances profit with purpose, empowers the middle class, and addresses the urgent challenges of inequality and climate change.

Through compelling stories of leaders like Jamie Dimon, Dan Schulman, Lisa Green Hall, and Larry Fink, Capital Evolution shows how businesses, governments, and individuals can work together to create an economy that works for everyone. This book is a call to action to embrace change, rebuild trust, and ensure capitalism remains the most dynamic force for progress the world has ever known. The future isn't a choice between old ideologies--it's about evolving to meet the needs of a new era.

Capital Evolution is a compelling look at the changes taking hold in America's political system, information environment, and society, asking tough questions about the rising power of businesses in our economic system. Drawing on dozens of interviews with CEOs, academics, employees, and thought leaders, venture capitalist and author Seth Levine and journalist Elizabeth MacBride boldly challenge readers to take a hard look at our divisions and their impact on American economic supremacy.
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