The importance of studying principles and economics of co-operative as a qualifying subject

• <p> </p><p>PREFACE I</p><p>ACKNOWLEDGEMENT II</p><p>DEDICATION III</p><p>COVER PAGE IV</p><p>TITLE PAGE V</p><p>APPROVAL PAGE VI</p><p>

Chapter ONE

INTRODUCTION

• </p><p>Meaning of Co-operative</p><p>Co-operative Value</p><p>

Chapter TWO

LITERATURE REVIEW

• </p><p>Principles of Co-operative Business</p><p>I.C.A Principles of 1937</p><p>Voluntary and Open Membership</p><p>Democratic Member Control</p><p>Member economic participation</p><p>Autonomy and Independence</p><p>Education, Training and Information</p><p>Co-operation among Co-operatives</p><p>Concern for Community</p><p>

Chapter THREE

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

• </p><p>The Rochdale Pioneers I.C.A</p><p>Aim of the I.C.A</p><p>I.C.A Membership</p><p>Types of membership</p><p>
• 1.Collective membership</p><p>
• 2.Individual membership</p><p>
• 3.Ordinary membership</p><p>Rights of members.</p><p>Duties of members</p><p>Past I.C. A Congresses</p><p>

Chapter FOUR

DATA PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS

• </p><p>Introduction</p><p>Reasons for joining co-operatives</p><p>i. Economic motive</p><p>ii. Sociological motive</p><p>iii. External pressure</p><p>Classification and Types of co-operatives</p><p>Producer co-operative society/movement</p><p>

Chapter FIVE

SUMMARY, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS

• </p><p>i. Findings</p><p>ii. Recommendations</p><p>iii. Conclusion</p><p>BIBLIOGRAPHY</p> <br><p></p>