Members of a society can acquire ownership over the means of production by establishing small collectively owned yet independently operated cooperatives that, when working together as a network, can fulfil the same function of larger, corporate enterprises. — SnowyChainsaw
Members of a society can acquire ownership over the means of production by establishing small collectively owned yet independently operated cooperatives that, when working together as a network, can fulfil the same function of larger, corporate enterprises. This will allow members of society to reap the rewards of the goods they produce without undermining the effectiveness of the free market.
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