Two surveys of New Generation Cooperative (NGC) managers were carried out to ascertain the factors most important to their success. Factors in the Planning and Development as well as the Financing and Cost categories were most important, and NGCs with more employees and more members' equity are most successful.Agribusiness,

Carlberg, Jared G.

Holcomb, Rodney B.

Ward, Clement E.

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SUCCESS FACTORS FOR VALUE ADDED NEW GENERATION COOPERATIVES

SUCCESS FACTORS FOR VALUE ADDED NEW GENERATION COOPERATIVES

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