Introduction to Business Lecture 08

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Introduction to Business Lecture 08 MGT211 Introduction to Business Lecture 08

Co-operative Societies Co-operative societies are group of people who form the business to co-operate with each other. The main purpose of co-operative societies is to co-operate with each other through self help. People join these organizations as volunteers.

Advantages of Co-operative Societies This system provides high standard of life due to sharing of resources. Formation is easy because Government support these kind of organizations. People running the business have equal rights in decision making regardless of number of shares or amount invested in the business.

Advantages of Co-operative Societies Economic Democracy People sit together and decide about the business of the society. Elimination of middle man results in cheaper products. Government gives financial assistance to these type of businesses. Friendly atmosphere is developed in the society due to close relationship in the people running the business.

Advantages of Co-operative Societies Employment opportunities are created by such businesses. A sense of mutual co-operation is developed in the society. An opportunity to keep demand and supply in balance. This kind of business requires less expenditures.

Disadvantages of Co-operative Societies People do not have sufficient capital to start such business. Unavailability to hire professional manager because: People do not have money in remote areas. There are no such people in those areas. People do not have experience of such business. Lack of secrecy.

Disadvantages of Co-operative Societies Unavailability of new technology. These are not businesses in true sense. People might not have confidence in these businesses. Banks might not provide loans to these businesses. Interference of the Government.

Entrepreneurship Entrepreneurship is that ability in which an individual tries to find the opportunity, take risk and avail these opportunities.

Who are Entrepreneurs People have more entrepreneurial abilities who: Have aspiration. Are more strategic. Have the vision.

Characteristics of Entrepreneurs Resourcefulness Abilities Concern of being good.