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Osea
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Feb 21 2013, 12:11 PM
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The Yaroslavian economy is a mixed economy, with utilisation of natural resources and industry having slightly more importance. Private industry is mostly non-existent, with most of the economy divided between state owned companies and worker owned co-operatives, which are supported by the state. Despite their name, the state owned companies do have democratic influences in their running. However this influence is much stronger in the worker owned co-operatives. The smaller of these tend to have direct democracy in their running. Most though have a combination of direct consensus, through collective ownership and voting rights for the workers, and an elected workers council or Soviet to handle the day-to-day operations of the Cooperative.
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