SHARING ECONOMY AND SUSTAINABLE LOCAL DEVELOPMENT
Keywords:
social economy, innovation, productive development, opportunitiesAbstract
Nowadays, with regard to the social economy and its impact on productive development, numerous studies point to the wide range of possible positive changes. Among the various types of novelty, we can distinguish the so-called social innovation. Social innovation plays a key role in the search and implementation of new solutions that meet social needs. In a company, they can be external or internal. Internal innovation can have a multiplier effect on innovation, create a good work environment, and create opportunities for other types of innovation, be they products or services. The concept of social economy appeared around the millennium. It is the intersection of development and employment policies, the market, the public sector and the civil sector. It provides a third alternative for the development of capitalism, which can effectively solve economic and social problems. In the last two decades, the concept of social economy has continued to develop and its approach has constantly changed. Therefore, its original meaning described a non-profit, cooperative and social enterprise, but it maintained an economic form that followed the capitalist line. model. Expectations related to the third path model are out of date.
Keywords: social economy, innovation, productive development, opportunities.
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