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The Terms of a new Form of Capitalism



In my book The Wealth of Generations, I am introducing new big concepts and terms that have the potential to transform our out-dated capitalistic model into a new capitalistic paradigm. Here are some of them:

  • Cash-Cow Diagram or Asset Quadrant
  • The Wheel of Wealth
  • Human-centered Capitalism
  • IDEA (Innovation, Development, Execution, Acceleration)
  • Wealthism
  • Investor Levels
  • The Five Asset Classes
  • The Two Laws of Wealth  
  • The Leverage Indicator
  • The Two Laws of Gernarational Capital 



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