Part III - From Capital to Control: COPA, Nonprofit Asset Growth, and the Quiet Return of Collectivization
For decades, nonprofit organizations in the United States were understood primarily as service providers, institutions created to educate, assist, advocate, or care for the vulnerable. Quietly, however, the nonprofit sector has undergone a profound transformation. Today, nonprofits are not merely mission-driven organizations; they are among the fastest-growing and most durable asset holders in the American economy.
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