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A corporation can be managed and structured in a socialist (co-operative) way in a capitalist economy. But it cannot be run in a socialist way (produce goods and services for use) in a capitalist economy, otherwise it would not survive in the market. A corporation can be organized as a co-operative, with workers collectively owning the corporation, with internal democracy. But that is the limit to how socialist it can become. It will not be able to operate as a full socialist organization as long as it exists in a capitalist economy.
The UK's ruling Labour party are a democratic socialist party.
It would be a good idea to incorporate a company when it begins to grow, or perhaps if it was certain that the current owner(s) would soon be unable to run it. Incorporating the company would mean that if the owner(s) happened to be unable to run the business any more, then it would be passed on, not just cease to exist.
Obama thinks Medicare should be provided universally, as they do in some socialist countries. This would be economically viable for many reasons the least of which being that, although it would be a short run loss, it would be a long run gain for our country and would set a good example for the rest of the world.
In most large companies a bachelor's degree is going to be important in the long run. It would be worth going to night school to finish the degree.
Enterprise management systems help large companies run smoothly. The general type of company that would rely on EMS for their supply chain would be a large scale operation that relies heavily on computer operations to succeed.
The government buys or starts funding them. A 'public' business is run or funded by the government.
I'll explain a little bit. I'm all about finding ways to keep our money in our family, and it seems like this would be a feasible option. I don't want to create a large corporation open to the public, but is it possible to create a family car insurance company that would run for the family only. Would an insurance company like this be viewed as an accepted car insurance company or would it not be recognized by the States? Any ideas?
1900, 1904, 1908, 1912, and 1916.
If it is a small company, usually they run it and make day to day decisions. If it is a large company, they appoint the board of directors, CEO, CFO, COO, etc.
I would look in your local phone book and then run the company through the BBB to make sure that they are a good company before you hire them to do the work.