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Stakeholder Capitalism Is a Trojan Horse for China
LeBron James takes part in the final of NIKE RISE at Jiangwan Stadium on August 18, 2015, in Shanghai, China. (Visual China Group via Getty Images)
It may be good for companies Airbnb, Nike and Disney. But it's terrible for America.
By Vivek Ramaswamy
09.02.21 — International
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“Stakeholder capitalism” may not be a phrase you are intimately familiar with, or it may be a phrase that makes your eyes glaze over. But it’s definitely something you’ve witnessed.

Let me give you an example:

This May, when the actor John Cena was promoting the latest movie in the “Fast and Furious” franchise, he called Taiwan a country. This, needless t…

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Vivek Ramaswamy
Entrepreneur; Author of New York Times bestselling book "Woke, Inc."; Founder and Executive Chairman of Roivant Sciences; Co-Founder of Chapter; Board member of Philanthropy Roundtable and FREOPP; op-ed contributor to WSJ, National Review, Newsweek.
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