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A '''corporate cooperative''' is a generally agreed upon voluntary partnership between [[Corporation|corporations]] in order to achieve a common objective. [[Corporate Charter|Corporate charters]] of [[Giga-corporation|gigacorps]] are usually jointly amended to reflect the official status and recognition of the cooperative. A cooperative is usually considered a '''high-level partnership''' between entities; once the desired outcome or compromise is reached, the cooperative is usually dissolved. Cooperatives on [[Vex]] have emerged out of necessity, due to high-stakes economic incentives that have far-reaching consequences. | A '''corporate cooperative''' is a generally agreed upon voluntary partnership between [[Corporation|corporations]] in order to achieve a common objective. [[Corporate Charter|Corporate charters]] of [[Giga-corporation|gigacorps]] are usually jointly amended to reflect the official status and recognition of the cooperative. A cooperative is usually considered a '''high-level partnership''' between entities; once the desired outcome or compromise is reached, the cooperative is usually dissolved. Cooperatives on [[Vex]] have emerged out of necessity, due to high-stakes economic incentives that have far-reaching consequences. | ||
In the [[Post-Sovereign Economic Phase (PSEP)]], details of cooperatives are usually obfuscated from the [[Consolidated Asset Grid (CAG)]] and the general public. Despite relative secrecy, cooperatives garrison far more resources and attention than their members would have otherwise dispensed individually. | In the [[Post-Sovereign Economic Phase (PSEP)]], details of cooperatives are usually obfuscated from the [[Consolidated Asset Grid (CAG)]] and the general public. Despite relative secrecy, cooperatives garrison far more resources and attention than their members would have otherwise dispensed individually. Cooperatives can shape market dynamics and regional culture. Focused efforts of cooperatives streamline the allocation of resources and effort, which give way to new opportunities and conflicts amidst the relevant parties. | ||
A key distinction between a [[GigaCorp Cluster|gigacorp cluster]] and a corporate cooperative is the "crusader" nature of a cooperative; a gigacorp cluster is a tightly coupled and entangled group of gigacorps with shared interests, resources, operating agreements, owners, and markets. Cooperatives are usually created with a clear operating mandate, temporary, and limited to the scope and scale of the mission at hand. | |||
Latest revision as of 01:45, 16 April 2025
A corporate cooperative is a generally agreed upon voluntary partnership between corporations in order to achieve a common objective. Corporate charters of gigacorps are usually jointly amended to reflect the official status and recognition of the cooperative. A cooperative is usually considered a high-level partnership between entities; once the desired outcome or compromise is reached, the cooperative is usually dissolved. Cooperatives on Vex have emerged out of necessity, due to high-stakes economic incentives that have far-reaching consequences.
In the Post-Sovereign Economic Phase (PSEP), details of cooperatives are usually obfuscated from the Consolidated Asset Grid (CAG) and the general public. Despite relative secrecy, cooperatives garrison far more resources and attention than their members would have otherwise dispensed individually. Cooperatives can shape market dynamics and regional culture. Focused efforts of cooperatives streamline the allocation of resources and effort, which give way to new opportunities and conflicts amidst the relevant parties.
A key distinction between a gigacorp cluster and a corporate cooperative is the "crusader" nature of a cooperative; a gigacorp cluster is a tightly coupled and entangled group of gigacorps with shared interests, resources, operating agreements, owners, and markets. Cooperatives are usually created with a clear operating mandate, temporary, and limited to the scope and scale of the mission at hand.
