WEF Founder Schwab on Pandemic Recovery, Inequality, Climate

The transcript discusses the impact of the pandemic and the need for global cooperation to rebuild a more resilient, inclusive, and sustainable world. It highlights the shift towards stakeholder capitalism, where companies focus on long-term responsibility. The discussion also covers the importance of addressing inequality, rethinking capitalism to include social and natural capital, and tackling climate change as a major future risk. The need for fair vaccine distribution and global health efforts is emphasized, along with the hope for a better future through international collaboration.

In what ways does the speaker believe that governments and world leaders are showing a new willingness to address inequality?

What is the significance of the new US administration's actions in relation to global health efforts?

What are the two scenarios mentioned regarding the future of the pandemic and its impact?