An organization owned by many people is typically referred to as a cooperative or a mutual organization. In such entities, ownership is shared among members who contribute to and benefit from the organization’s activities, often emphasizing democratic decision-making. Examples include credit unions, agricultural co-ops, and worker cooperatives, where profits and responsibilities are distributed among the members. This structure fosters collaboration and aligns the interests of the owners with the goals of the organization.
An organization owned by many people is typically called a cooperative or co-op. In a cooperative, members share ownership and decision-making responsibilities, often working together to achieve common goals or benefits. Another term for such an organization is a corporation, which can be owned by shareholders who hold stock in the company.
Corporation
a corporation
George Soros and organizations owned by George Soros?
many white people owned plantations
corporations
50%
not a lot
A corporation is a business that is owned by many people but by law acts as a single entity, separate from its members.
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WYCA
A news organization not owned by a corporation