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Comparative Economics

Comparative Economics

This note aims at exposing learners to the economics of cooperative and how cooperatives are organized. Topics covered includes: Cooperative Concepts, Explanation of Cooperative Terminologies, Promotional motives of Cooperative Business Enterprises, The Need for Individuals with Similar Problems to Come together to Form a Cooperative, Conditions under which a Cooperative can Perform Effectively, Effects or Influences of Cooperative on Members and the General Public, Explanation or Definition on the Terms Groups, SubGroups and Bandwagon Effects in a Cooperative and how to Minimise Existing Conflicts between Groups, Sources of Capital in Cooperatives, Classification of Cooperative, Types of Cooperative Societies, their Functions and Assessment of the Correctness of Available Classification.

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