Several models for the development of nations for the next three to five years were presented by the World Economic Forum, where cooperation was emphasized as the foundation for successful and speedy economic and social recovery. Speaking at the WEF, Børge Brende, a Norwegian politician and member of the Conservative Party, said that “the direction in which we need to head is towards greater dialogue, coordination and collective action”. Even today in the world of global business, we’re seeing hundreds of examples of cooperation gone right, such as the UN Global Compact, C40 Cities, Sustainable Trade Initiative (IDH), World Resources Institute, and many others. How are things in the crypto-world? The problems that cooperation can solve Cooperation has been popular around the world for many centuries as a form of getting people to work together to achieve certain goals. Nowadays, cooperative societies are designed to solve modern economic problems, namely: eliminating intermediaries, thereby lowering the cost of goods and services; speeding up the process of producing goods or certain commodities; exchanging experience and information in order to make adequate decisions in politics, education, healthcare, and any other economic sectors; accumulating resources (money, time, labor) for effectively implementing projects and achieving goals. Only up until a few years ago, cooperation was predominantly characterist...
