El principio de participación económica de los miembros de la cooperativa desde una perspectiva histórica y doctrinal
Abstract
The principle of economic participation of cooperative members adheres to the principles underpinning the origins of modern cooperativism, based on limited interest on capital and the distribution of surplus among members according to the amount of cooperative activities performed. It also strengthens the equitable contribution to cooperatives’ capital by members and their democratic management, and leaves open the need for a strong and stable capital base that allows for the good running of the business over time and its related problems.
Received: 16 April 2018
Accepted: 18 May 2018
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