Why are industries that are seasonal in nature ideally suited to the cooperative sector?
The Undertaker (RIP) asked:
Cooperative sector industries are those owned and operated by the producers or suppliers of raw materials, workers or both.
Why are industries that are seasonal in nature ideally suited to the cooperative sector?
December 4th, 2008 at 4:33 pm
Maybe she should ask this woman: She will give you the right answer. As for my own opinion on your question: Because the cooperative sector is sort of like a socialist society like the American Indians, so industries will tend to sway their way to those cooperative sectors, and take the word “cooperative” and you have “easy pickins’” as we say in the biz world. Many years ago I lived with my family as child at the UN Plaza in New York City and they called, at that time, a “cooerpative, or co op” building. So I understand why industriews that are seasonal, especially in the fruit industry and farming, are ideally suited with the cooperative sector because it is easier to deal with that sector than some right wing one. Don’t forget her: PEACE OUT!