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CO - OPERATIVE BUYING : PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE The Consumers ' Co - operative Movement . Historical Development of Co - operation . Consumers ' Co - operation in the United States Today . 19. CO - OPERATIVE BUYING : A CRITICAL ANALYSIS ...
CO - OPERATIVE BUYING : PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE The Consumers ' Co - operative Movement . Historical Development of Co - operation . Consumers ' Co - operation in the United States Today . 19. CO - OPERATIVE BUYING : A CRITICAL ANALYSIS ...
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producers and consumers , the consumers ' co - operative movement places the consumers themselves in the role of ... By its very nature , and unlike many political movements , the cooperative movement keeps its feet on the ground .
producers and consumers , the consumers ' co - operative movement places the consumers themselves in the role of ... By its very nature , and unlike many political movements , the cooperative movement keeps its feet on the ground .
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The co - operative movement is no panacea . It has its limitations . These include the difficulty , if not impossibility , of maintaining democratic control in large ventures , the political inarticulateness of co - operators , and the ...
The co - operative movement is no panacea . It has its limitations . These include the difficulty , if not impossibility , of maintaining democratic control in large ventures , the political inarticulateness of co - operators , and the ...
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Contents
THE ROLE OF CONSUMERS IN ECONOMIC LIFE | 3 |
CONSUMERS CHOICE | 20 |
FASHIONMADE WANTS | 129 |
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