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The basis of a co-operative society is ‘no progress without co-operation’. Give reason.

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  • As the name suggests a co-operative society is established and functions on the basis of co-operation.
  • The members having common interest voluntarily associate with each other to fulfill definite common goals.
  • The primary object is to serve and then to earn profit. These objectives require dedicated selfless efforts, honesty and loyalty.
  • In such a business set-up if members do not possess these characteristics the co-operative society will not progress.
  • Members mainly work for economic upliftment rather than profit maximization. Every member needs to stay focused with the objectives of the co-operative society to progress and attain the goal of coOoperative society. Hence, it is said ‘no progress without co-operation’.


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