A Short Introduction to the New Book "Capitalism 4.0"

The video discusses Anatole's book 'Capitalism 4.0', inspired by the 2007-2009 crisis, which he argues is the fourth major crisis in capitalism's history. The book explores the evolution of capitalism through past crises, such as the 1930s Great Depression and the 1970s inflation, leading to different versions of capitalism. The new version, Capitalism 4.0, acknowledges the fallibility of both markets and governments, advocating for a system of checks and balances to improve both. This recognition of fallibility is seen as empowering, suggesting that both systems can be improved for a healthier society.

In what ways does the author believe the new version of capitalism will differ from previous versions?

What does the author suggest is necessary for the next era of capitalism?