UNDERSTANDING BUSINESS (LL/ACCESS)
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ISBN: 9781264671656
Author: Nickels
Publisher: MCG
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Chapter 5, Problem 5DCS
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To discuss: Formation of the company W, who belongs to it and the way it operates.
Introduction: When several people pool their resources to work together and have mutual interest and gains and such business is owned and operated by the user of the business, it is known as cooperative.
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UNDERSTANDING BUSINESS (LL/ACCESS)
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