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Direct employee purchase faces coordination and financing problems when many workers seek shares in a valuable company.

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Kosta JuriDirector · Institute for Economic DemocracyLinkedIn ↗

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Kosta JuriDirector · Institute for Economic DemocracyLinkedIn ↗

Direct employee purchase faces coordination and financing problems when many workers seek shares in a valuable company.

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Attributed contributors: Kosta Juri. “Direct employee purchase faces coordination and financing problems when many workers seek shares in a valuable company..” From Market Power to Shared Power: Financing the Ownership Transition. ECOSYSTEM Summit, Barcelona, 17 September 2026. Session time 3:36–4:39. https://cs-ecosystem.commonshare.workers.dev/evidence/E-5416f09b53a2

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Direct employee purchase faces coordination and financing problems when many workers seek shares in a valuable company.

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Kosta JuriDirector · Institute for Economic DemocracyLinkedIn ↗

Proposed mechanism: Collective acquisition requires coordinated rights and funding.

Limit: Specific constraints vary by institutional design.

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