Lesson 6 –

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Lesson 6 – Introduction to Corporate Law Associative Regimes ● Ways in which people form long-term groupings to achieve shared goals. ● Types: ★ Social Groups: Structured, interactive communities with shared values. - connect and interact with each other (connections aren’t ransoms) and build something organized. - they are aware of their similarities (beliefs, values etc). - They developed ideas together. - often establish institutions. ★ Social Categories: Labels for people based on shared traits (e.g., age), - without interaction. - they may not even know each other - people bring them together based on external perception. - Share visible traits or social status. ★ Statistical Aggregates: Groups defined only for data analysis. - no real word connection or interaction. - Formed by analysts using logical criteria. - used to study patterns. Association in Commercial Law ★ association is a group of people who come together for a shared purpose, this associations: - formed by individuals or groups. - created with a goal - associations vary, can be informal or more structured (bureaucracy): ➔ Civil associations, foundations, and companies = social groups for common interests. ➔ Can b...