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This work explores the interconnections between social contractibility, ecological responsibility, and economic viability, emphasizing the need for aligned political objectives. It begins with a discussion on the political-scientific discourse that underpins the study, outlining its aims and methodology. The research employs a mixed-methods approach, including the Delphi method to gather expert opinions and assessments. Key themes include the ecological responsibility as a guiding principle for human action and the relationship between economy and nature, arguing that there is no fundamental contradiction between the two. The text also delves into the societal goals and criteria for evaluating social contractibility, ecological responsibility, and economic efficiency. The impact of microelectronics on life and work is examined, highlighting its transformative effects. The assessment of technology in everyday business contexts is discussed, alongside group-specific evaluations from expert Delphi studies. A case study on microelectronics in commercial vehicles illustrates practical technology assessment. The study concludes by identifying fields of action for goal-oriented technology design and presenting the suitability of various instruments for technology assessment. Overall, it aims to provide insights into creating a sustainable and responsible technological future.