Chapter 7

Question 1

Altruism

Answer 1

Individuals who, mostly for personal reasons, have reached a stage in their lives in which “giving” in and of itself is sufficient motivation

Question 2

Bricolage

Answer 2

The motivation seems to be one whereby the satisfaction arises just from exercising one’s skills to their utmost — a kind of “celebration of excellence.”

Question 3

Co-Operative Model

Answer 3

Usually requires the identification of a number of similar small businesses that individually cannot grow or even be sustainable. Based on 7 principles: Voluntary and open membership, Democratic member control, Economic participation from all members, Autonomy and independence, Educations training and information, cooperation among cooperatives, & concern for community.

Question 4

Duel-Mission

Answer 4

Uses a normal business structure where profits can be attractive enough for external investors to participate while the company fulfills a major social need

Question 5

Fame

Answer 5

The individual wants to be known for the excellence of his or her contributions

Question 6

Hybrid Model

Answer 6

A legal structure is created to enable both a social and a business mission to exist in a mutually supportive relationship

Question 7

Inverse Commons

Answer 7

Used to describe the result of sharing in which users of a “good” actually contribute to the overall value rather than detracting from it

Question 8

Peer Recognition

Answer 8

The personal satisfaction comes from having your peers witness excellent work that you have contributed

Question 9

Philosophy of Life

Answer 9

Individuals are motivated by a spiritual need to “leave the world for a better place” for others

Question 10

Pure Model

Answer 10

A non-for-profit structure in which the enterprise is focused entirely on a social mission