With "Ethics and Economy" people and nature will be at the center of any economic plan and the numerous alternatives to the Classical Economy, born in the last thirty years, will find "Common home" in the new discipline. The three production factors will increase to seven economic factors and all market operators will have to take into account economic sustainability, environmental and social. Corporate social responsibility will be affirmed and homo ?conomicus will be replaced by homo ethicus ?conomicus. Digital and green are the tools for sustainable development in the coming years and new forms of financing will be required for young people, including from developing countries, to achieve greater distribution of means of production and, at the same time, a new holding company. Young people, as well as researchers, will increasingly become job creators and the cultural perspectives of the entire society will expand, starting with children, so that they can more appropriately face a dynamic and ever-changing world.