Collective ownership means assets or enterprises are shared by a group rather than controlled by a single individual. This model is used in worker cooperatives, community land trusts, and open-source projects, distributing profits and decision-making power among members. Participants—including employees, residents, and contributors—benefit from shared resources, equitable returns, and increased democratic control over their work and environment.
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