Which of the following conclusions can be drawn from research on different approaches to worker ownership in North America?
A) Employee share ownership plans (ESOPs) are more likely to be available to workers in smaller companies.
B) Producer co-operatives are often more sensitive to local concerns about economic development than are privately owned companies.
C) Producer co-operatives have only been successful when they have been very large.
D) Worker buyouts are almost always economically unsuccessful.

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Producer co-operatives often prioritize local economic development and community needs, distinguishing them from privately owned companies that may prioritize profits and shareholder value over local concerns. This approach can make them more sensitive and responsive to the needs and challenges of the communities in which they operate.

Which of the Following Conclusions Can Be Drawn from Research