Differentiate between a regular member and associate member of a cooperative. -Explain to what extent liable to cooperative debts? -Discuss the procedure when the board of directors may wish to terminate a member of a cooperative.

Differentiate between a regular member and associate member of a cooperative. -Explain to what extent liable to cooperative debts? -Discuss the procedure when the board of directors may wish to terminate a member of a cooperative.

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