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a Since the spirit and purpose of a co - operative group differ from those of a corporation organized for profit , and since employees of a co - operative are usually , if not always , members of the society , it is obvious that the ...
a Since the spirit and purpose of a co - operative group differ from those of a corporation organized for profit , and since employees of a co - operative are usually , if not always , members of the society , it is obvious that the ...
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a of the extent and growth of the co - operative movement in the United States . Indicative of the attitude of states in the Middle West , where co - operation is most deeply rooted , is the action in the state of Wisconsin , which in ...
a of the extent and growth of the co - operative movement in the United States . Indicative of the attitude of states in the Middle West , where co - operation is most deeply rooted , is the action in the state of Wisconsin , which in ...
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If there is a consumers ' co - operative near by write a report on its history . Check its organization and operation ... Secure from the Secretary of State of each state copies of laws pertaining to co - operatives and credit unions .
If there is a consumers ' co - operative near by write a report on its history . Check its organization and operation ... Secure from the Secretary of State of each state copies of laws pertaining to co - operatives and credit unions .
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THE ROLE OF CONSUMERS IN ECONOMIC LIFE | 3 |
CONSUMERS CHOICE | 20 |
FASHIONMADE WANTS | 129 |
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