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Warm Up List the two types of mergers covered yesterday. Explain one.

Other Organizations Ch 3 sec3

Community and Civic Organizations A nonprofit organization is in business to promote its members’ collective interests, not to seek financial gain. A nonprofit organization is in business to promote its members’ collective interests, not to seek financial gain. Many nonprofit organizations incorporate to take advantage of a corporation’s unlimited life and limited liability. Many nonprofit organizations incorporate to take advantage of a corporation’s unlimited life and limited liability.

Cooperatives A cooperative is voluntary association of people who carry on an economic activity that benefits its members. A cooperative is voluntary association of people who carry on an economic activity that benefits its members.

Consumer cooperatives buy food and other necessities in bulk. Members donate time to the co-op, and members pay lower prices for goods. Consumer cooperatives buy food and other necessities in bulk. Members donate time to the co-op, and members pay lower prices for goods.

A service cooperatives, such as credit unions, offer services to its members at lower rates. A service cooperatives, such as credit unions, offer services to its members at lower rates.

Producer cooperatives help members, such as farmers, promote or sell their products. Producer cooperatives help members, such as farmers, promote or sell their products.

Labor, Professional, and Business Organizations Labor unions represent workers’ interests and negotiate with management through collective bargaining. Labor unions represent workers’ interests and negotiate with management through collective bargaining.

Professional associations set standards for those in the profession and influence government policies on issues concerning members’ interests. Professional associations set standards for those in the profession and influence government policies on issues concerning members’ interests. Professional Associations - Seeking Success Professional Associations - Seeking Success Professional Associations - Seeking Success Professional Associations - Seeking Success

Business associations are industries or trade associations that represent specific kinds of businesses. Business associations are industries or trade associations that represent specific kinds of businesses. Better Business Bureau, help to protect the consumer Better Business Bureau, help to protect the consumer All Complaints must be in writing!

Government Government plays a direct role in the economy when its agencies produce and distribute goods and services to consumers such as the Tennessee Valley Authority (electricity), and the U.S. Postal Service (stamps and mail delivery). Government plays a direct role in the economy when its agencies produce and distribute goods and services to consumers such as the Tennessee Valley Authority (electricity), and the U.S. Postal Service (stamps and mail delivery). Go Postal Baby!!!

Government plays an indirect role when it regulates public utilities or when it grants money to people in the form of Social Security and student financial aid. Government plays an indirect role when it regulates public utilities or when it grants money to people in the form of Social Security and student financial aid.