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What Works for Workers’ Cooperatives? An Empirical Research on Success & Failure of Indian Workers’ Cooperatives

Abstract

This paper was sponsored and presented by and at ILO, Geneva, Switzerland.
This paper analyses selected and most celebrated 10 workers’ cooperatives from India, registered under different legislation like Cooperative Society Act, Companies Act, Trade Union Act, Public Trust Act and Society Registration Act and working in different area using different structure of business. We analyze what worked for their success or what went wrong.

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https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2214563

Keywords: Indian workers cooperatives, trade union cooperative, Bombay Dabawala, SEWA
JEL Classification: P1, J5

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Dr.Vrajlal Sapovadia

US based business management researcher, Dr. Sapovadia is expert in finance, corporate governance, green accounting, IFRS and SDGs. As corporate strategist, Dr. Sapovadia provide consultancy services to small and medium businesses in area of cost reduction, governance and financial management. He is amongst the top 1% authors on Social Science Research Network.

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