Group economics is the practice of pooling resources, skills, and knowledge within a community to support each other’s economic growth and prosperity. To practice group economics, members need to identify each other’s strengths and needs, share referrals, collaborate on projects, buy from each other, pool resources, and share knowledge and expertise. By working together, members can build stronger businesses, access new markets, and achieve greater success than they would individually.
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