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Socialism: work through the 1/N problem, with team bonuses and a fair dismissal process

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A useful yardstick: among the SBA's mature loan groups from 1992 to 2004, loans making up about 6% to 10% of the money lent eventually defaulted, and about 37% of the defaulted amount was later recovered ([GAO-20-618](https://www.gao.gov/products/gao-20-618)). A lender charging market rates with losses in that range covers them from interest.
**Measures that are published but don't decide:** jobs created (with growth compared with matched firms, spin-offs, and expansions members voted down; see [When Growing Means Sharing](growth.md#5-measuring-it)), wages at the bottom and top and the gap between them, the share of pay above the going rate, how often higher-paid members leave, pay gaps by gender and race within the same job ([Who Sets the Pay](pay.md)), revenue per worker (a rough measure of productivity), how long members stay, injury rates, and the bank's default and recovery rates. Also:
**Measures that are published but don't decide:** jobs created (with growth compared with matched firms, spin-offs, and expansions members voted down; see [When Growing Means Sharing](growth.md#5-measuring-it)), wages at the bottom and top and the gap between them, the share of pay above the going rate, how often higher-paid members leave, pay gaps by gender and race within the same job ([Who Sets the Pay](pay.md)), revenue per worker (a rough measure of productivity) and value added per hour worked, followed as co-ops grow ([Does Sharing the Profit Mean Less Effort?](free-riding.md#measuring-it)), how long members stay, injury rates, and the bank's default and recovery rates. Also:
- **Who got loans.** Approval rates and loan terms by the founders' race, gender and personal wealth. If collateral-based lending quietly shuts out the people co-ops mostly serve, it should show.
- **Who gets the profits inside each co-op.** Profit shares, founding shares and membership approvals by race and gender, so that an in-group of early members can't quietly take most of the pool.