What's there to comment on? As phrased, the sentence is correct. If we want "broadly shared prosperity" then capitalism alone can't deliver because without an e

What's there to comment on? As phrased, the sentence is correct. If we want "broadly shared prosperity" then capitalism alone can't deliver because without an external influence (socially conscious leader of a private company, government regulation on wages, etc), business will always try to optimize for higher profit at almost any cost. The debate is around the words "broadly shared". How broad do we go? What level of prosperity is targeted?