A form of economic group where surpluses are shared among members and decision-making follows the democratic principle of one person,one vote

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A cooperative is a type of economic group where members work together to share surpluses and make decisions democratically. Each member has an equal vote in decision making, following the principle of one person, one vote. This differs from corporations, where decisions are often made by a board of directors and profits are not necessarily shared equally among all members. The other choices (A, B, and C) are not synonymous with the specific characteristics described in the question.

A Form of Economic Group Where Surpluses Are Shared Among