The main question of this research was determining variables affecting the performance of consumer cooperatives. The investigation was based on a theoretical framework leading to three hypotheses. The findings suggest that the progress and productivity of co-operatives correlate with twenty independent variables such as the type of rnangcment; capability, education and experience of managers; and the level of their social awareness, belief in and using of the principles of co-operatives, members' participation, self-sufficiency, and responsibility.
shirzadi, H. A. (2002). Member's Attitudes About Factors Affecting Consumer - Cooperatives Performance: The Case of University of Allameh Tabatabaee Cooperative. Social Sciences, 9(18), 67–120.
MLA
shirzadi, H. A. "Member's Attitudes About Factors Affecting Consumer - Cooperatives Performance: The Case of University of Allameh Tabatabaee Cooperative", Social Sciences, 9, 18, 2002, 67–120.
HARVARD
shirzadi, H. A. (2002). 'Member's Attitudes About Factors Affecting Consumer - Cooperatives Performance: The Case of University of Allameh Tabatabaee Cooperative', Social Sciences, 9(18), pp. 67–120.
CHICAGO
shirzadi, H. A., "Member's Attitudes About Factors Affecting Consumer - Cooperatives Performance: The Case of University of Allameh Tabatabaee Cooperative." Social Sciences, 9 18 (2002): 67–120,
VANCOUVER
shirzadi H. A. Member's Attitudes About Factors Affecting Consumer - Cooperatives Performance: The Case of University of Allameh Tabatabaee Cooperative. Social Sciences. 2002;9(18):67–120 (In Persian).
