Since we are social beings, social influences exercise a powerful, often dominant, influence on economic decision-making. This suggests that there is a case to be made for mesoeconomics becoming the driving force of the economics discipline. Beyond the production networks discussed in the article, we need to analyse the social influences that drive our consumption, investment, education, labour, leisure and other life choices.
Here's a report, entitled "Economics in 3D", that I wrote back in 2015 :

https://www.ing.com/MediaEditPage/Economics-in-3D-Towards-a-More-Realistic-View-of-Household-Decisions.htm