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Page 51
... fact that produc- tion already had a good start ahead of the movement for cooperation in marketing ; the probable fact that production was nearer the demand in 1920 than cooperation was to its potentialities ; a fast spread of knowledge ...
... fact that produc- tion already had a good start ahead of the movement for cooperation in marketing ; the probable fact that production was nearer the demand in 1920 than cooperation was to its potentialities ; a fast spread of knowledge ...
Page 176
... fact that there were many vacant buildings which could be used cheaply or for no rent at all . Farmers did not receive much for their produce if they sold it to the local middlemen . For this reason , they often arranged for their own ...
... fact that there were many vacant buildings which could be used cheaply or for no rent at all . Farmers did not receive much for their produce if they sold it to the local middlemen . For this reason , they often arranged for their own ...
Page 364
... fact that improved agricultural ma- chinery is fast increasing output , even with fewer persons in the country . The new machinery may make it necessary in the future for an acceleration of the movement of people from country to town ...
... fact that improved agricultural ma- chinery is fast increasing output , even with fewer persons in the country . The new machinery may make it necessary in the future for an acceleration of the movement of people from country to town ...
Contents
Chapter | 15 |
External and Internal Phases of Cooperative | 62 |
Services Rendered by Cooperatives to Their | 94 |
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