How Is a Cooperative Different from a Corporation

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How is a cooperative different from a corporation?
A cooperative has no shareholders.
A cooperate is smaller than a corporation.
In a cooperative, each person has only one vote no matter how many shares they own.
Double taxation affects cooperatives more negatively than corporations.
A cooperative is not incorporated.

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