Employee Ownership and Older Workers
研究了美国A&P超市关闭时，年长工人对员工所有制替代方案的反应，发现他们虽不满谈判结果，但愿意投资成为员工所有者，不过员工所有制并非解决年长工人失业的理想方案。
This paper examines the response of older workers to an employee ownership alternative when A&P shut down all supermarkets in one geographic area of the United States. Older workers lost more benefits and were more dissatisfied with the contract negotiations that resulted in employee ownership but this dissatisfaction was not related to willingness to pledge money to become an employee owner. Older workers who were not old enough to retire, who were willing to take risks, and who believed in entrpreneurism were most likely to want to become employee owners, but, in general, employee ownership does not appear to be a particularly desirable solution to problems of unemployment among older workers.