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I remember reading a lot about Mondragon a few years ago. I don't remember the specifics but my takeaway was that it is not so different than a regular corporat
by user_named 4y ago
I remember reading a lot about Mondragon a few years ago. I don't remember the specifics but my takeaway was that it is not so different than a regular corporation. The idealized co-op only really exists in organizations where everyone does close to the same job, if fruit picking. There are some examples of such co-ops in the US.
- ollybee 4y agoTake a look at Suma in the UK - a large coop with £50 million turn over. Not everyone does the same job, but everyone gets the same pay, much more like an idealized co-op.