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ahem Cooperatives and unions are by definition not capitalist. The key feature of a capitalist enterprise is that the workers and the owners are not the same g
by terr-dav 5y ago
ahem Cooperatives and unions are by definition not capitalist.
The key feature of a capitalist enterprise is that the workers and the owners are not the same group. This is in contrast with a socialist enterprise, where the owners and the workers are the same group.
There is a ton of stuff preventing people from forming their own groups. Have you seen how companies (see Amazon & Starbucks recently) react to people attempting to do so?