. . ……………..is based on the principle of self interest, maximization of profits and exploitation.

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• . …………is based on the principle of self-help through mutual help, abolition of profits and service above self help.
• …………… serves as an organizational instrument for the economically weaker producers-farmers, artisans or workers and consumers for strengthening themselves and protecting themselves against the exploitation by the stronger.
• ………….. is a voluntary and democratic association of human beings, based on equality of control, opportunity, distribution and mutuality for the promotion of their common interests as producers or consumers.
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• . The I.C.A appointed a Commission in ………………….. to ascertain how far the principles of the Rochdale as defined by I.C.A in 1937 are observed today and the reasons for any non-observance.
• . In…………….. each works for all and all work for each.
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