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>A co-op only attenuates to employees. There are better options. Example: FairShares Commons I am very interested in learning about these types of models. I d
by 7789123 2y ago
>A co-op only attenuates to employees. There are better options. Example: FairShares Commons
I am very interested in learning about these types of models.
I don't know what search terms would get me there, and/or any lists of these types of models that have been curated.
Could you suggest anything that would expedite researching this?
- erikerikson 2y agoI'm sorry that I don't have a good index or personal awareness to share. Boyd's book linked in a peer response is a source but otherwise I can only offer that B-Corps [0] or Benefit Corps are the formally/legally recognized entry into space. A structure like the FairShares Common is a sophistication, based on the articles of incorporation above and beyond establishing legal obligations to a purpose (as is part of B-Corp incorporation). It is, itself, based on the FairShares [1] and Commons ideas [2]. [0] https://www.bcorporation.net/en-us/ https://www.bcorporation.net/en-us/ [1] https://www.fairshares.coop/fairshares-model/ https://www.fairshares.coop/fairshares-model/ [2] https://p2pfoundation.net/the-p2p-foundation/about-the-p2p-foundation https://p2pfoundation.net/the-p2p-foundation/about-the-p2p-f...
- 7789123 2y agoThat is helpful. I previously had no idea of any existing frameworks. I will undoubtedly gain a lot of insights through learning about them. Thank you.