One person, one vote. Typically, co-ops get money to start by selling shares to potential members. A
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One person, one vote. Typically, co-ops get money to start by selling shares to potential members. A share, really, is exactly that. The owner of a share has a share in the ownership of the co-op, a share in the responsibility of running it, and a share in the benefits of the co-op’s activities.
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