Abstract
PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to explore the opportunities for the rise of solidarity‐oriented economic systems in an era of service‐oriented economies.Design/methodology/approachThe paper looks at institutional underpinnings of modern economies, examining the ways in which public policies and social collaborations may contribute to fairer but not less efficient economic outcomes.FindingsThe paper shows the limits of economic analysis focused only on financial variables and tries to uncover solidaristic foundations of efficient and sustainable economies.Research limitations/implicationsThe paper opens the discussion about design of public policies and social institutions to foster social inclusion via economic activities.Originality/valueThe paper tries to bridge social policy thinking with market‐oriented economic analysis.
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