The spread of free enterprise has created a more dynamic, efficient, and competitive global economy, while the marvels of American technology and innovation have ushered in an age of unprecedented possibility. Where many business leaders worry about the increasing pressure for short-term profits, many in our workforce worry that the lack of training, limited benefits and unclear paths to upward mobility will limit their ability to make ends meet, much less offer their children a path to prosperity. Top thinkers discuss what the next administration and the country can do to make capitalism work better for everyone.