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thank you for your response that leads me to my next question:

if co-ops can successfully give people what they want at a price that
excludes "surplus value", then why haven't they become a major factor in
republican-capitalist societies?

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CB: The capitalists are vigilant in retarding the growth of and destroying any 
institutions that demonstrate the viability of an economy not based on the extaction 
of surplus-value. They don't just sit around and let utopian socialist projects 
creep-up and overcome capitalism. 

Be clear. Capitalists are violently opposed to people being able to get what they want 
( or need) at a price that excludes "surplus value". They put profit before people.

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