Worker-owned Plywood Companies: An Economic AnalysisUSA. Economic research study of worker ownership organisation of a group of 24 producer cooperatives (production cooperatives) of the softwood plywood branch of the woodworking industry in the Pacific northwest - covers factors of production (incl. Raw material supply, wages rates, etc.), the industrial structure, business organization, management, financial aspects (incl. Profits, taxation, profit sharing, etc.), etc., and includes the methodology of the study. Statistical tables. |
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Methods of Investigation and Organization | 4 |
THE NATURE USES AND DEVELOPMENT | 17 |
Table | 20 |
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