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    Republic of the Philippines

    ISO 9001:2015 CERTIFIED

    Name: Emmanuel P. Colbe Date: July 29, 2024


    Year/Course: BSBA FM 4F Subject: Cooperative Management

    Instruction: Define cooperative management and elaborate on its history.

    1. What is Cooperative Management?


     Cooperative management is the process of overseeing and directing a
    cooperative organization. Unlike traditional businesses that are owned by
    individual shareholders, cooperatives are owned and democratically controlled
    by their members. This unique structure requires a specific approach to
    management.
     The key characteristics of cooperative management are.
    a. Members have equal voting rights, regardless of their shareholding.
    b. The primary goal is to meet the needs and aspirations of the members.
    c. Cooperatives often prioritize community development and sustainability.

    2. Elaborate on the history of cooperative management.


     The roots of cooperatives can be traced back to ancient times, but the modern
    cooperative movement gained momentum in the 19th century.
    I. Early cooperatives: Mutual aid societies and credit unions were early
    forms of cooperatives, providing support to their members.
    II. The Rochdale Pioneers: In 1844, a group of 28 weavers in Rochdale,
    England, founded the Rochdale Equitable Pioneers Society. This
    cooperative grocery store is often considered the birthplace of the
    modern cooperative movement. It established the core principles of
    cooperatives that are still used today.
    III. Growth and expansion: The cooperative movement spread rapidly
    worldwide, addressing various social and economic needs. Agricultural
    cooperatives, housing cooperatives, and worker cooperatives emerged.
    IV. Challenges and adaptations: Cooperatives have faced challenges such
    as economic downturns, globalization, and changing consumer
    preferences. However, they have also adapted to these challenges by
    embracing innovation and new business models.

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    Reference:
    Hill, J., & Lochhead, S. (2010). Cooperatives: Theory, principles, and practice. Sage
    Publications.
    International Cooperative Alliance. (n.d.). Cooperative identity, values & principles.
    Retrieved from https://www.ica.coop/en/cooperatives/cooperative-identity

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