Inclusion also means giving as many people as possible the chance to embrace economic opportunities for themselves. One key to this is education.
Or to use the words of the German Economic Institute: “(…) access to work and education [is] vitally important for being able to share in the rewards of growth in the long run.” [5] This is why an eﬃcient and fair education system is just as crucial for delivering on the social market economy’s promise to deliver inclusive prosperity as a social security net and a functioning competitive system.