Commons Capitalism is a post-capitalist market system in which businesses still compete, sell goods and services, and operate in ordinary markets, but profits are no longer treated as private property that owners may keep and accumulate. Instead, profits are held for the long-term benefit of the workers and businesses within the system and used to support better wages, stronger benefits, business growth, and economic stability.
Important Note to Readers: Why Readers Misread This Model at First (Caveat)
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