The American Private Enterprise System. Part VII Cooperatives.

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The American Private Enterprise System

Part VII Cooperatives

Introduction Cooperative is state chartered business A cooperative seeks to realize economic benefits for its members from services that reduce cost, increase members’ income, improve quality, provide improved service, and develop the best use of members resources Difference between cooperative and any other type of business is it OBJECTIVE

Cooperative Characteristics 1.Operates as an agent 2.Capital for Cooperative corporations may be provided by the sale of stock that has, by laws, a limited return, interest rate, or dividend 3.Managed by officers who are hired by the board of directors 4.Policies are decided at the annual meeting of members 5.Charge enough for goods and services to cover cost 6.Ownership if a member of a cooperative becomes an asset of the member’s estate at death

3 Distinctive Principles Democratic Control Limited returns on invested capital Operation on a cost- of- doing- business basis

How Cooperatives are Organized Articles of Incorporation – Specify the name or the corporation, its authority, its place of business, the number of directors, whether the capital is stock or non stock Bylaws- tell how the corporation is going to operate Marketing Cooperative may also have a marketing agreement with its members Formal Application for membership, issue membership certificate, payment of membership fees, and refundable on termination of membership may also be required

Cooperatives Categories Local Associations- serve local confined area Regional Organizations- which encompass a much larger area Federated Cooperatives- cooperative of cooperatives

The Cooperative as a Business Firm Four groups are involved in the operation of a cooperative: – Member patrons- owners – Directors- elected by the member patrons at the annual membership meeting – General manager- employees a staff and serves as the intermediary – Employees- answer to the manager

Financing Capital – Members who invest in the cooperative to her needed services – Loans that are obtained Funds for day to day operation – Obtained through day to day services provided Revolving capital financing – As members do business through a cooperative they authorize the cooperative to use a portion of the money it has accumulated or saved through their patronage Patronage – At the end of a fiscal year the member is notified or issued some evidence of the total amount he/ she has invested in cooperative capital for the year

Repayment Goes first to the members who are the oldest in the revolving fund No specific repayment date Board establishes the revolvment fund periods Revolving capital

Cooperative Service Four basic Agricultural Cooperatives: – Marketing – Purchasing – Providing services – Providing credit Marketing Cooperatives: benefit consumers as well as producers. ( Grade and Quality) Purchasing Cooperatives – Effect savings for member patrons – Produce the type and quality of supplies best adapted to the members farms and needs – Provide related services that meet the needs of member patrons Credit Cooperatives- farmers borrow from local credit cooperatives