Titlebook: Agricultural Cooperatives; Their Why and Their Glynn McBride Book 1986 The AVI Publishing Company, Inc. 1986 cooperation.economy.education

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Cooperative Financing—Internal Sources of CapitalWe now turn to a consideration of one source of funds which may be used in generating the mixture of equity and borrowed capital deemed appropriate for the cooperative we started and are operating. Our concern here will be with equity capital as a part of that judicious mixture to be sought by every cooperative.

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Marketing and Structure—How Related to Group Actionare the objectives of the economic actors and how do they attempt to meet their objectives? Are the objectives of the decision makers who guide economic activity of firms in complete alignment with so-called public interest objectives? If the results of economic activity indicate a divergence betwee

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Capper—Volstead Corporations and Other Types of Business—Cooperative Principlesur ways of doing business under the free enterprise system. Let’s look a bit farther into just what type of business organization was provided for in the Capper-Volstead Act and then compare it with other types or forms used in the United States.

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