THE CONTRIBUTION OF CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY/SCHEME WITHIN MY ORGANISATION FEDERAL ROAD SAFETY COMMISSION {FRSC}
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ABSTRACT
The aim of this project work is to provide general introduction to the affinity
between co-operative societies and business enterprises. Primarily, it is
planned to inculcate the idea and knowledge of cooperative societies to the
citizenry especially in developing nations like Nigeria. This will help those
with little knowledge about the subject matter to be more matured and as well,
those who do not have previous knowledge of cooperative societies but are
interested in finding out what the subject is all about.
In this study, facts
have been carefully collected and relevant information from all concerned
people in the cooperative and adequate considerations have been given to all
facts collected by presenting them in meaningful ways.
In conclusion, this
project will serve as incentive to all and sundry who read it. It will enable
them know more about contribution of cooperative societies in business within
their localities and the country at large. And as well, it will be of great
important to the management of cooperative societies.
TABLE
OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER
ONE
1.0 Introduction
1.1 Background
of research problem
1.2 Statement
of research problem
1.3 Objective
of the study
1.4
Significance of the study
1.5 Statement
of research hypothesis
1.6 Definitions
of key terms
CHAPTER
TWO
2.0
Introduction
2.1 Meaning and scope of cooperative society
2.2 History of cooperative society in Nigeria
2.3 Classification of cooperative society
2.4 Structure of cooperative society
2.5 Registration of cooperative society
2.6 Sources of capital in a cooperative society
2.7 Management of cooperative society
2.8 Advantage of cooperative society
2.9 Historical background of case study
2.10 Meaning and scope of
business
2.11 Why business came
into existence
2.12 Purpose of business
2.13 Types of business
organisation
2.14 Functions of
management in business
CHAPTER
THREE
3.0
Introduction
3.1 Research design
3.2 Population
3.3 Sample
3.4 Data
3.5 Method of data collection
3.6 Method of data presentation
3.7 Tools for data analysis
CHAPTER
FOUR
4.0
Introduction
4.1 Tabular presentation of data acquired
4.2 Test of hypothesis I
4.3 Test of hypothesis II
4.4 Test of hypothesis III
CHAPTER
FIVE
5.0 Summary
5.1 Conclusion
5.2
Recommendations
BIOGRAPHY
CHAPTER
ONE
1.0 INTRODUCTION
1.1
BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
The advent of cooperative societies in all parts of the economy has created unmeasured
effects on the lives and activities of rural and urban dwellers alike. By
way of understanding, a cooperative society may be seen as an association of
the individuals of limited means who voluntarily join together to achieve a
common economic end through the formation of a democratically controlled
business organisation, making equitable contributions to the capital required
and accepting a fair share of this risk and benefits of undertaking by which
members activity participate
Cooperative society is further regarded as a form of organisation wherein
persons voluntary associate as human beings on the basis of equality for the
promotion of economic interest of themselves. Business activities, interwoven
with business operations accord the business owners the opportunity to build up
capital to finance their business via gradual and regular savings of money.
Cooperative societies also come to existence that the business owners achieve
the right results from their various imputes. A business is seen as an
organisation formed to produce and supply goods or services to satisfy the
needs of people in order to gain profit. Here cooperative societies provide
ready markets for such products. By so doing, such business owners are
encouraged to produce good quality products and those enhance increase in the
national gross domestic product and income.
Worthy of note is the fact that business activities in various communities,
societies and urban areas are the pivot of cooperative societies because its
role or major objective is to see that business organisation record huge
success on regular basis.
The question that does come to mind based on the above assertion is, “do
cooperative societies make any contribution to business in any given
settlement.
1.2 STATEMENT OF RESEARCH PROBLEM
The
core or fundamental objective or basis of any existing business organisation
among many others is: profit making, provision of public services, promotion
of a special course and provision of aid to others.
It is the efforts of nursing these business objectives that
cooperative societies came to existence every research work must have this
backdrop, Gupt {1973:22} asserted that failure to work out a statement of
purpose clearly and carefully can lead only to misunderstanding and confusion.
It will result in diffusion of effort, gradual over-expansion of field covered
and aimlessness.
Despite
the laudable efforts and programs of cooperative societies in the interest of
business operation in communities and nation at large, the following statement
post out for analysis.
1.
Do business organisation have
cognizance of the cooperative society?
2.
Are the objectives, programmes and
business strategies of cooperative societies accepted by the business
organisation?
3.
How positive cooperative societies
contribute to business?
1.3 OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY
The
core objective of this research work is summarized in the title of the work
“the contribution of cooperative society/scheme in business”. Therefore, to
make it crystal clear, the following findings objective will provide anchor to
the objectives of the research work.
i.
Finding out if cooperative society/scheme
really have interwoven co-existence with business in any society.
ii.
Finding out the degree to which
cooperative societies are recognized and accepted by business owners.
iii. Finding out the level of contributions cooperative societies
and business organisation.
1.4 Significance of the study
This
research work will be of considerable usefulness for those within the academic
circle, government establishment or agencies, business sector and various
policy makers. It will be measurable use for information education and policy
making purpose. The suggestions in the directions and ways in which improvement
can be made will also be of significance in problem solving and
decision-making.
Again,
this research study is carried out with the hope that its outcome will
stimulate academic discussions and useful research to the business and
cooperative.
Though
this research may not be comprehensive analysis of cooperative society.
Business relationship in the economy, it will no doubt make some revelations
that would be useful to both potential and practicing cooperative society
members and business owners.
1.5 STATEMENT OF RESEARCH HYPOTHESIS
Base
on the nature of the problems aforementioned, hypothesis testing, as a measure
will assist immensely in carrying out the research to a logical conclusion
because of the statistical testability of the problems formulated.
“Hypothesis
is an assumption or statement which may or may not be true concerning the
population”. Walpole {1974”191}. Hence, the hypothesis of this research is
considered as tentative statement, which would be considered positive or
negative at the end of the research presentation.
i.
F0: Business organizations
operate ignorant of the existence of cooperative societies.
F1:
business organizations are fully aware of cooperative societies.
ii.
F0: The objectives,
programme and business strategies of cooperative societies are not recognized
and accepted by business organizations.
F1:
The objectives, programme and business strategies of cooperative societies are
recognized and accepted by business organizations.
iii. F0: cooperative societies have not contributed
positively to business activities.
F1:
cooperative societies have contributed positively to business activities
1.6 DEFINITION OF TERMS
BYE LAWS: Regulations
that guide the operations of the company.
COOPERATES AFFAIRS
COMMISSION: Body that registers companies before they start functioning.
SHARES: Value of
one’s investments in a company
LATENT NEED: A need
that exist but consumers are not aware of.
PRIVATE ENTERPRISE:
Business organizations that are owned by private individuals and have profit
making as chief aim.
PUBLIC ENTERPRISE: Business
organization that is owned by the government of an economy.
GOING CONCERN:
Ability for a business organization to continue operation without an end.
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