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Simon argues that sovereign countries can play an infinite game, whereas corporations and democracies are trapped in short cycles that make them subordinate to immediate capital needs.
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Sovereign countries
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...an infinite game where you can think much, much longer term. Sovereign countries are able to think much, much longer term because they're playing..."
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"...an infinite game where you can think much, much longer term. Sovereign countries are able to think much, much longer term because they're playing..."
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"Corporations, they're in a three -month game. In order to get their next access to capital, they have to play a three -month game..."
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