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Development and Economic Effect of Farmers’ Specialized Cooperatives

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  • Huang, Huide
  • Zhang, Wanzhen
  • Liu, Enping

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The paper introduces the present development of farmers’ specialized cooperatives in China, points out that although the cooperatives in China develop rapidly, they are generally small and their advantages cannot be given into full play, and then analyzes the development achievements of the cooperatives, for example, they have realized scale benefits, their management system tends to more mature, the economic value of their brands is improved and they have created great economic benefits. The paper also points out the stable development path for the cooperatives, that is, the cooperatives should cooperate with local villages, and take a path of combined village and cooperative develop so that the cooperative members can get a stable income; the cooperatives can also cooperate with local leading enterprises, which can help the cooperatives to manage, sell and form their won products brands, thus the cooperatives can get loans easily to solve the capital bottleneck of cooperative development and improve the members’ incomes.

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  • Huang, Huide & Zhang, Wanzhen & Liu, Enping, 2013. "Development and Economic Effect of Farmers’ Specialized Cooperatives," Asian Agricultural Research, USA-China Science and Culture Media Corporation, vol. 5(02), pages 1-3, February.
    • Handle: RePEc:ags:asagre:146090
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.146090
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