- investors. Second- and third-tier
cooperatives whose members are
other cooperatives Platform cooperatives that use a
cooperatively owned and
governed website...
- activities. A
broad typology of
agricultural cooperatives distinguishes between agricultural service cooperatives,
which provide various services to their...
- The
entity is
usually a
cooperative or a
corporation and
constitutes a form of
housing tenure.
Typically housing cooperatives are
owned by shareholders...
- worker-owner who each have one vote.
Worker cooperatives may also be
referred to as labor-managed firms.
Worker cooperatives rose to
prominence during the Industrial...
-
governed by the
number of
shares held. Like
cooperatives operating in
other sectors, many
utility cooperatives conduct their affairs according to a set of...
- retailers'
cooperative is a type of
cooperative which employs economies of
scale on
behalf of its
retailer members. Retailers'
cooperatives use
their purchasing...
- ****iary profit. Many
cooperatives, however, do have a
degree of
profit orientation. Just like
other corporations, some
cooperatives issue dividends to owners...
-
consumer cooperatives,
where the
decisions regarding the
production and
distribution of its food are
chosen by its members. Like all
cooperatives, food cooperatives...
- and a bank for
cooperatives. It is
based in
Greenwood Village, Colorado,
outside Denver. In 1989, the
National Bank for
Cooperatives was
created under...
-
financial crisis, bond-holders sued
against the
cooperatives. In 2008, the worker-owners of the
cooperatives Ampo (metal casting) and
Irizar (coaches) voted...
