Co-operatives in Juclandia
The economy of Juclandia is built upon a partnership
between the state, co-operatives and individuals.
Co-operatives control most of Juclandia’s economy and play a decisive role in
shaping fiscal policy and economic planning.
- Nationals: 167 members of co-operatives
- Number of co-operatives: 12 registered co-operatives
- Key principle: No new taxes without co-operative agreement
Co-operative market economy of Juclandia
A Co-operative Economic Constitution
Shared sovereignty over the economy
Co-operatives control most of Juclandia’s economy and are
central actors in setting economic and fiscal priorities.
Their assemblies and governing bodies negotiate with the state to ensure that
economic decisions reflect the interests of both human and plush citizens.
Constitutional safeguards
Under the Constitution, the government is barred from imposing taxes
and contributions without the agreement of the co-operatives.
This rule makes co-operative consent a formal condition for redistribution and
public investment.
The Twelve Co-operatives of Juclandia
All of Juclandia’s nationals are members of one of the
following co-operatives.
Royal
A flagship co-operative traditionally associated with core national
enterprises and financial initiatives such as the Royal Bank of Juclandia.
Briviba
A co-operative whose name evokes freedom and civic participation, supporting
social and cultural projects within the Juclandian community.
Minjunova
Focused on productive activities and small-scale industry, contributing to
Juclandia’s material self-sufficiency.
Augusta
A co-operative with a strong institutional and ceremonial profile, often
linked to heritage and public spaces.
Truda
Centred on labour, services and everyday economic life, reinforcing the
connection between work, dignity and citizenship.
Orizont
Oriented towards innovation and future-oriented projects, exploring new
horizons for Juclandia’s economy.
Libra Spiti
A co-operative with a strong residential and community dimension, focused on
living spaces and local services.
Elefteria
Named after freedom, this co-operative supports projects that safeguard
autonomy and civic liberties in economic life.
Macul Roșu
A symbolically charged co-operative associated with solidarity, memory and
social programmes for vulnerable citizens.
Voiteies
Engaged in agriculture and food security, continuing Juclandia’s historic
focus on Cipimania and related lands.
Evora
A bridge-building co-operative, connecting different neighbourhoods and
sectors through joint ventures and infrastructure projects.
Etekler
With a name evoking textiles and craft, this co-operative supports
small-scale production, creative industries and aesthetic projects.
The Role of Co-operatives in Daily Life
For many citizens of Juclandia, both human and plush, co-operatives are not only
economic actors but also spaces of participation, where members
deliberate on investments, social programmes and the long-term direction of the
country’s development.