Mark Carney delivered a powerful speech at Davos, showcasing leadership qualities that have been missing for decades. His composed demeanor and strategic clarity were evident as he called for a shift in global approaches. Carney used Vaclav Havel's Greengrocer analogy to highlight the disconnect between rhetoric and reality, urging companies and countries to "take their signs down." He outlined a three-act structure: diagnosis, plan, and vision. Carney emphasized "value-based realism," balancing

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