In the final chapter, I would like to summarize some considerations on how we could emerge from the status of a society critical of capitalism. The market cannot achieve social balance on its own. It neither sets the regulatory framework nor can it guarantee it. This must be undertaken by the state, that is, all of us. To what extent a new interplay between market and state can eliminate the main criticisms of capitalism and at the same time strengthen the social and solidarity component remains to be discussed. This can only be achieved with a consensus on a new, more efficient but also more social and more ecological economic model.