What happens to earnings in a cooperative? a. they are used to pay middlemen for services. b. they are shared with member-owners. c. they are used to buy more stock for members. d. they are shared with customers through dividends.

The answer is B. They are shared with Member-Owners. Cooperatives are businesses owned by "member-owners" and are democratically controlled by them. Unlike any other business structure, each member gets a voice in how the business is run. Thus, earnings generated in the cooperative benefit the member-owners.

B - They are shared with member owners.

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