Markets may have rallied on Donald Trump’s potential trade “deal” with China, but the corporate world isn’t buying it. That’s one of the key points I took away from several days spent last week at a summit for global chief executives. They were busy preparing for a new world order that many believe will involve a stand-off not between two countries (the US and China) but between three systems — liberal democracy and free markets, state-run capitalism and cyber-libertarianism.
唐納德?特朗普(Donald Trump)有可能與中國達(dá)成貿(mào)易“協(xié)議”的前景，或許提振了市場，但企業(yè)界并不買賬。這是我上周花了數(shù)天時間參加一場全球首席執(zhí)行官(CEO)峰會的關(guān)鍵收獲之一。他們正忙于準(zhǔn)備迎接一種新的世界秩序，許多人認(rèn)為，這一世界秩序不是兩個國家（美國和中國）之間的對峙，而是自由民主及自由市場、國家資本主義以及網(wǎng)絡(luò)自由意志主義這三種制度之間的競爭。
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