8:3 Review

Schools, churches, and community organizations are examples of

• cooperatives

• conglomerates

• nonprofit organizations

• labor unions

If the activities of a nonprofit organization produce revenues, the organization uses the money to

• pay dividends to its members.

• further its work.

• join a chamber of commerce

• grow the business

When a union negotiates pay and other job-related matters, this is called

• collective bargaining

• going on strike

• cooperative bargaining

• accessing

An organization that buys bulk amounts of goods to distribute to members is a

• producer cooperative

• service cooperative.

• consumer cooperative.

• labor union.

A credit union is an example of a

• service cooperative

• conglomerate.

• producer cooperative.

• consumer cooperative.

A nonprofit organization that provides services to its members is called a

• consumer co-op.

• producer co-op.

• market co-op.

• service co-op.

nonprofit service cooperative that accepts deposits, makes loans, and provides other financial services

• credit union

• labor union

• incubator

organization that works for its members' interests concerning pay, working hours, health coverage, fringe benefits, and other job-related matters

• labor union

• credit union

• horizontal merger