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The Cooperative Movement In Indonesia Mohammad Hatta

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The Cooperative Movement In Indonesia Mohammad Hatta
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Publisher: Cornell University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 10.1 MB
Pages: 121
Author: Mohammad Hatta
ISBN: 9781501743450, 1501743457
Language: English
Year: 2019

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The Cooperative Movement In Indonesia Mohammad Hatta by Mohammad Hatta 9781501743450, 1501743457 instant download after payment.

In an introductory chapter and six speeches the former Vice-President of Indonesia stresses the importance of the formation of co-operatives. The speeches are directed to Indonesians, and in them the author expresses his view that co-operatives are the only way to build the national economy.


The tables in the book give evidence as to how much the co-operative movement has grown, despite the tremendous handicaps of lack of capital, lack of experience, lack of leadership, and the general poverty of the people!


Hatta envisions a classless society in which every man is both worker and manager in his co-operative, and he sees capitalistic enterprises as only temporary necessities in Indonesia-to do those jobs too big for the small co-operatives but not large enough to be government projects.


This work should prove to be thought-provoking for economists and all who are interested in Indonesia's future.

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