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The Fair and Sustainable Capitalism Proposal was influenced by the scholarship and thinking of
many distinguished elected officials, public servants, academics, and thought leaders. A debt of
gratitude is owed to all of them for their research and thinking on making our economy work better
for all. Among the many sources considered and consulted in the preparation of the Proposal were:
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