Cooperative Principles and Functions

This video tutorial covers the concept of cooperatives, their legal and operational frameworks, and their role in the economy. It explains the symbols and values associated with cooperatives, outlines different types of cooperatives, and describes their organizational structure. The financial aspects, including funding sources, are also discussed, highlighting the importance of cooperatives in enhancing economic and social welfare.

What is the primary basis for the activities of a cooperative according to Indonesian law?

• Profit maximization

• Principles of cooperatives

• Government regulations

• Individualism

Which symbol in the cooperative emblem represents social justice?

• Bintang dan perisai

• Padi dan kapas

• Gigi dan roda

• Timbangan

What is the operational foundation of cooperatives in Indonesia?

• International cooperative principles

• Market demand

• Pancasila and the 1945 Constitution

• Local government policies

What is the main goal of a cooperative as stated in the Indonesian law?

• To maximize profits for the board

• To advance the welfare of its members and society

• To compete with private businesses

• To expand internationally

Which of the following is NOT a principle of cooperatives?

• Democratic management

• Exclusive membership

• Voluntary and open membership

• Limited return on capital

What type of cooperative focuses on providing consumer goods to its members?

• Production cooperative

• Savings and loan cooperative

• Consumer cooperative

• Multi-purpose cooperative

Which type of cooperative is formed by at least three central cooperatives?

• Primary cooperative

• Secondary cooperative

• Central cooperative

• Federation cooperative

What is a primary source of self-capital for cooperatives?

• Bank loans

• Member savings

• Government grants

• Corporate sponsorships

Which of the following is a role of cooperatives in the Indonesian economy?

• To focus solely on profit

• To operate independently of national policies

• To replace government functions

• To build and develop economic potential

What is the purpose of the reserve fund in a cooperative?

• To cover potential losses

• To invest in new businesses

• To pay board members

• To distribute profits to members