cooperatives in English

noun

1

a farm, business, or other organization that is owned and run jointly by its members, who share the profits or benefits.

Unions, the students' federation, housing cooperatives and neighbourhood organisations all took part.

synonyms: complex, commune, collective, joint venture, cooperative enterprise, credit union, pool, co-op

noun

• complex, commune, collective, joint venture, cooperative enterprise, credit union, pool, co-op
• co-op

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1. All Cooperatives except Section 521 Cooperatives must include non …

2. For example, workers have a direct stake in worker co-operatives, producers in producers or retailers’ Cooperatives, and users in Cooperatives of users (consumer Cooperatives, housing Cooperatives, cooperative banks, etc.)

3. This material will be distributed to rental agencies, housing cooperatives and house-building cooperatives.

4. Agricultural Cooperatives In The United States

5. 4 How Cooperatives grow Contrary to popular belief, Cooperatives and mutuals grow at similar rates as publicly traded

6. Nebraska agricultural Cooperatives have changed CEOs

7. Yet, Cooperatives are marginalised and treated as …

8. Cooperatives and Income Tax Principles James R

9. There are other types of housing Cooperatives.

10. Cooperatives Board Participation in CEO Succession Events

11. Cooperatives and Women's Empowerment and Gender Equality

12. Surplus of cooperatives which belongs to cooperatives'"excessive collection"or"underpayment"from members should be distributed according to reasonable orders.

13. State farms were more highly mechanized than cooperatives.

14. Beneficiaries are associations of agricultural consortia, cooperatives and undertakings

15. There are several common types of co-ops (as well as hybrids—which combine more than one type), including Cooperatives owned and operated by: The people working there (worker Cooperatives); The people buying the co-op’s goods or services (consumer Cooperatives);

16. Pacific Northwest, including ten Cooperatives, seven former Cooperatives, and 19 12 That is, if they dislike effort and lik e leisure as well as income

17. Cooperatives may be consumer-owned, producer-owned, or worker-owned

18. The Compliance Commission supervises attorneys, accountants, real estate brokers, cooperatives.

19. Cooperatives bring people together in a democratic and equal way

20. Bluebonnet is one of the largest electric cooperatives in the state

21. on the notified scheme concerning tax benefits for certain cooperatives (Norway)

22. Cooperatives are unique because their members are stakeholders at different levels

23. Credit unions are cooperatives for people who have some kind of connection .

24. Cooperatives are businesses governed on the principle of one member, one vote

25. Key products were cultivated and distributed nationally through producers' and consumers' cooperatives.

26. Cooperatives include non-profit community organizations and businesses that are owned and managed by the people who use their services (consumer Cooperatives) or by the people who work

27. Multi-stakeholder Cooperatives (such as an increasing number of social co-operatives

28. Charitable organizations and cooperatives may apply to the IRS for tax exemption.

29. (6) Preferential and equitable treatment in the allocation or control of Bottomries of commercial shipping vessels in connection with the shipment of goods and products of cooperatives; (7) Cooperatives and their federations, such as market vendor cooperatives, shall have preferential rights in management of public markets and/or lease of

30. Cooperative.com is the website for employees and directors of America's Electric Cooperatives.

31. Cooperatives–privately owned businesses open everywhere as a new age of entrepreneurship dawns.

32. Planning and Assessment for Value-added Enterprises (PAVE) Eligible producers, agricultural cooperatives & corporations.

33. Condominiums and Cooperatives are both a form of common-interest ownership of property (Note: some state laws or "statutes" refer to condominiums and Cooperatives jointly as common-interest communities.) Condominiums

34. The Family Economic Advancement Programme provided credit facilities to women cooperatives without collateral

35. The Family Economic Advancement Programme provided credit facilities to women cooperatives without collateral.

36. Retail Cooperatives are often found in small communities where local businesses have shut down

37. This association considers that Royal Decree-Law No #/# grants tax advantages to agricultural cooperatives

38. Consumers' cooperatives often take the form of retail outlets owned and operated by their

39. 744 rows  · Wisconsin is fortunate to be home to 742 Cooperatives

40. Washington, DC: National Council of Farmers Cooperatives and the Food and Agricultural Marketing Consortium

41. Worker Cooperatives do not seem to differ in innovation or management capabilities from conventional firms

42. (ACL) provides leadership and expertise to 42 member cooperatives in the Northwest Territories and Nunavut.

43. Cooperatives can be formed for many different purposes and by many different types of patrons

44. Covenanting communities include small meeting groups, missional communities, intentional living cooperatives, national networks, and more.

45. Members of worker Cooperatives are both employees of the business as well as owners of …

46. Some of them we would characterize as networks, others as staff support / staff development cooperatives.

47. The state sector accounted for 80.6 percent of sown areas, and cooperatives, for 19.4 percent.

48. Cooperatives are formed by consumers, producers, workers, and sometimes by a combination of those groups

49. Small and medium-sized enterprises active in the production of agricultural products, particularly agri-food cooperatives

50. Cooperatives must register with the Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board (WSLCB) and follow all regulations