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A curious example of this is found in Switzerland, where a recent enquiry showed that the taxes paid by co- operative societies vary in each canton in the most incredible way, from ;^7 in Bfile to ;^385 in the Orisons !
4. State Subsidies.
We have already said (page 86) that in France the consumers' societies, feeling more than ever the need of sufficient capital as they grew larger, turned to the govern- inent, following thereby the example given by co-operative credit and productive societies.... And we see that the State did, in fact, create a fund for them of ;^8o,ooo which was distributed among them in the form of a loan.
It is to be expected that this subvention will be enlarged by degrees (as happens with all such subsidies), but it will never be of great importance in comparison with the increase of consumers' societies, and above all of wholesale societies.
During the war the State has given co-operative societies far more important advantages in the form of facilities and even privileges for the importation, transport, and sale of various products.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A curious example of this is found in Switzerland, where a recent enquiry showed that the taxes paid by co- operative societies vary in each canton in the most incredible way, from ;^7 in Bfile to ;^385 in the Orisons !
4. State Subsidies.
We have already said (page 86) that in France the consumers' societies, feeling more than ever the need of sufficient capital as they grew larger, turned to the govern- inent, following thereby the example given by co-operative credit and productive societies.... And we see that the State did, in fact, create a fund for them of ;^8o,ooo which was distributed among them in the form of a loan.
It is to be expected that this subvention will be enlarged by degrees (as happens with all such subsidies), but it will never be of great importance in comparison with the increase of consumers' societies, and above all of wholesale societies.
During the war the State has given co-operative societies far more important advantages in the form of facilities and even privileges for the importation, transport, and sale of various products.
What to read after Consumers' Co-Operative Societies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Gide to read onlineMoreLess
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