The document discusses the transition from Managerial Capitalism to Distributed Capitalism as the next stage of economic evolution. Distributed Capitalism is enabled by new technologies and social trends that empower individuals and communities. Under this model, companies federate to provide integrated support around an individual's needs rather than focusing on products/services. This shifts business questions from what is produced to who the constituents are and how to collaborate to support them. Some early examples of this include health-focused networks that bring together different groups to help individuals better manage conditions like diabetes or smoking addiction. The document calls for innovators to explore new business models aligned with this emerging economic logic.