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Page 84
... manufacturers have been known to discriminate in refusing to buy from the cooperatives . The manufacturers offer as the reason for their action the failure of the cooperatives to grade the tobacco in the way they feel it should be ...
... manufacturers have been known to discriminate in refusing to buy from the cooperatives . The manufacturers offer as the reason for their action the failure of the cooperatives to grade the tobacco in the way they feel it should be ...
Page 85
... manufacturers because it insisted upon redrying the tobacco before it was sold . The Burley Tobacco Growers ' Cooperative Association has had a tactful sales organization which has gained the confidence of the manufacturers , and ...
... manufacturers because it insisted upon redrying the tobacco before it was sold . The Burley Tobacco Growers ' Cooperative Association has had a tactful sales organization which has gained the confidence of the manufacturers , and ...
Page 390
... manufacturers ; they saw that the manufacturers were organized in order to purchase at low prices from the middlemen , to hire labor profitably , to buy supplies cheap- ly for their factories , and to sell dearly to the whole- salers ...
... manufacturers ; they saw that the manufacturers were organized in order to purchase at low prices from the middlemen , to hire labor profitably , to buy supplies cheap- ly for their factories , and to sell dearly to the whole- salers ...
Contents
Chapter | 15 |
External and Internal Phases of Cooperative | 62 |
Services Rendered by Cooperatives to Their | 94 |
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