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A ............... institution is a voluntary association of independent economic units, organized, capitalized and run by, and for its members, providing and/ or marketing goods and services on cost-to cost basis to their members.

ACooperative

Bprivate

Cpublic

DAll of these

Answer:

A. Cooperative

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A Cooperative institution is a voluntary association of independent economic units, organized, capitalized, and run by, and for its members, providing and/or marketing goods and services on a cost-to-cost basis to their members.

Explanation:

  • Cooperative institutions are based on the principles of mutual assistance and collaboration. They are formed by individuals or groups with common economic interests, aiming to meet their needs and improve their economic conditions.

  • The primary goal of a cooperative is not profit-making but rather to provide goods and services to its members at affordable rates, often on a cost-to-cost basis, ensuring that any surplus is reinvested or shared among the members.

  • Co-operatives can be involved in various sectors, such as retail, agriculture, finance, and housing.

In short, cooperatives function on the principles of democracy, equality, and mutual benefit for their members.


Related Questions:

Which Statement is / are correct ?

  1. The Bhuswath Jamya Bank in Travancore State was established in 1931.
  2. Cochin Central Co-op Land Mortgage Bank was formed in 1935
  3. Travancore Credit Bank was established by the Government in 1938.
  4. Kerala cooperative Central Land Mortgage Bank in 1956.

    Consider the following statement(s) is/are related with the Cooperative Sector in Indian Constitution

    I. Under article 43 of Indian Constitution envisages that- Living wage, etc for workers.

    II. Right to form cooperatives can also be constructed as a Fundamental Right, Article 14-(Right to Equality) and Article 19 (1) (c) as ' Right to foam Associations or Unions.

    A member of registered society with unlimited liability, cannot transfer any shares held by him or his interest in the capital of the society unless.

    1. He has held that share for at least one year.

    2. He has held that share for at least 6 months.

    3. The transfer and change are made to the society or to a member of the society.

    4. The transfer and change are not made to the society or to a member of the society.

      Which of these options are correct?

    How is the surplus of co-operative society disposed of?

    1. Provision is made for the development of the Society.
    2. Provision is made for common service.
    3. Surplus is fully distributed to the Govt.
    4. Some of the surplus is distributed among the members on an equitable basis.

      Consider the following Statements related to sale of a property. Choose the Statements that are wrong.

      1. Any person with an interest can apply to set aside a sale on grounds of irregularity or fraud within 45 days from the date of sale.
      2. Where multiple executions are received against the same defaulter, assets are distributed among decree holders rateably.
      3. If a sale is adjourned for more than 7 days, a fresh proclamation of sale must be made.
      4. The sales officer must confirm the sale, if no objections are received within 15 days from the date of Proclamation.