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Cooperative Societies and Joint Stock Companies

NIOS · Class 10 · Business Studies

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Meaning and Nature of Co-operative Society

  • Co-operation means working together for a common purpose.
  • The word co-operation comes from the Latin word co-operari, meaning working together.
  • A co-operative society is a voluntary association of persons who work together with a common economic objective.
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Characteristics, Advantages, and Limitations of Co-operative Societies

  • Voluntary association: a member can join, continue, or leave at will.
  • Open membership: people with common interest can join; membership may be limited to employees of a particular organisation.
  • Separate legal entity: it has a legal existence distinct from members.
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Types of Co-operative Societies

  • Consumer's Co-operative Societies protect the interests of consumers by making goods available at reasonable prices.
  • Consumer's co-operative societies buy goods directly from producers and remove middlemen.
  • Examples of consumer co-operative societies are Kendriya Bhandar, Apana Bazar, and Super Bazar.
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Meaning and Characteristics of Joint Stock Company

  • A company in India is governed by the Indian Companies Act, 1956.
  • A company means a company formed and registered under this Act.
  • A joint stock company is an artificial person created by law.

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