Outlines And Exercises in Economics
Outlines And Exercises in Economics
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a) Membership based on ability and willingness to patronize the business rather than stock owner- ship.
b) Distribution of earnings on the basis of patronage.
c) Representation in management based on the idea of "one man, one vote. " 2. Plan of organization.
3. Producers' co-operation.
a) Purposes.
b) Reasons for its limited success.
4. Co-operation in buying and in marketing.
a) Economic features of these activities.
b) Extent and results of their undertakings.
5. Co-operative stores.
0) Exper...ience in Europe and in the United States. B) Reasons for their failure in the United States.
6. The future of co-operation. Exercises: 1. For descriptions and discussions of plans of organi- zation, see Hibbard, Agricultural Co-operation, Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station, Bulletin No. 238; Agri- cultural Yearbook, 1914, 190-200; Materials, 361-4 and 904.
2. Tell what is meant by the term, producers' co-opera- tion, point out the purposes for which it exists and the obstacles which stand in the way of its success.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
a) Membership based on ability and willingness to patronize the business rather than stock owner- ship.
b) Distribution of earnings on the basis of patronage.
c) Representation in management based on the idea of "one man, one vote. " 2. Plan of organization.
3. Producers' co-operation.
a) Purposes.
b) Reasons for its limited success.
4. Co-operation in buying and in marketing.
a) Economic features of these activities.
b) Extent and results of their undertakings.
5. Co-operative stores.
0) Exper...ience in Europe and in the United States. B) Reasons for their failure in the United States.
6. The future of co-operation. Exercises: 1. For descriptions and discussions of plans of organi- zation, see Hibbard, Agricultural Co-operation, Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station, Bulletin No. 238; Agri- cultural Yearbook, 1914, 190-200; Materials, 361-4 and 904.
2. Tell what is meant by the term, producers' co-opera- tion, point out the purposes for which it exists and the obstacles which stand in the way of its success.
What to read after Outlines And Exercises in Economics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reuben Mckitrick to read onlineMoreLess
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