| New from McKinsey Global Institute | | "William Blake talked about the dark Satanic mills, these inhuman pieces of tangible capital. Intangible capital is in some ways about what makes us human. It's about ideas, and it's about relationships. It's about expressiveness. Some people may ask whether we should we be making that the basis of the economy. But we would argue that this is actually making those things that matter to us as humans more central to our thriving." | |  | | | | McKinsey Insights - Get our latest
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