For half a century, the U.S. was the center of the global economic system, and Western-style capitalism dominated. But this is rapidly changing as globalization increases and new players ‹ China, India, Brazil, and others ‹ become major players on the global stage. These changes will have an enormous impact on firms' assumptions, practices, and challenges.
In their new book Standing on the Sun, Christopher Meyer and Harvard Business Review editor-at-large Julia Kirby explore what globalization and the changes in capitalism mean for competition, innovation and the way business operates around the world.