Creación del Valor Compartido (CVC). La evolución del capitalismo

Pedro Giovanny León Molina

Creation of shared added value. The evolution of Capitalism

Published 2016-03-14

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Creation of shared added value. The evolution of Capitalism. (2016). Ploutos, 3(2), 10-15. https://ojs-ean-pruebas.metarevistas.org/index.php/plou/article/view/1363

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This article aims at finding an answer to the following questions: Is it likely that Capitalism survives and satisfies all needs of our current society? ; How can it benefit our communities and future generations?; Will it collapse or evolve? Based on this, the statement of Michael E. Porter and Mark R. Kramer about shared added value is explained, proposing the reinvention of the well- known Capitalist system and showing its evolution as a new manifestation of economic success.