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And who funds these cooperatives? They'll still get some money, but probably not though to run many of them. I'm certainly not going to be as free investing in
by jnordwick 7y ago
And who funds these cooperatives? They'll still get some money, but probably not though to run many of them. I'm certainly not going to be as free investing in cooperatives. Most probably won't be run well and die off.
This would probably lead to single large companies as very few could run themselves efficiently.
- simple_phrases 7y ago> Most probably won't be run well and die off. This is already the case with privately owned companies.
- solidsnack9000 7y agoThe same people who invest most of the money -- big funds that invest in a diverse portfolio instead of one or another company's specific strategy per se. Investors are always happy when they hit a Whole Foods or an Amazon but you can't invest a whole pension in companies like that.