Thomas Storck's recent article about the antagonistic relationship between owners and workers prevalent in capitalist enterprises included the following statement. "The
activity of the Mondragon cooperatives in Spain proves that there is no
reason why large-scale and highly technical industrial operations
cannot be worker owned." This sentence prompted a reader to respond with a request.
"Please provide a follow up article showing how this system works for Mondragon, their profit, employee take home, growth, etc..."
This response to that request will address two things. I will first
provide the information requested, then I will address the case of
Mondragon and how it does, and does not, relate to distributism.
