Specifics of Mutual Cooperation

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Keywords
cooperative, insurance, comparison

Summary
This article aims at delineating the specifics and the distinctions between mutual cooperative insurance societies, cooperatives (regulated by the general Cooperatives Act) and housing associations (regulated by the Housing Associations Act) by using benchmark analysis. This is achieved through following the historical development of the legal framework in the field.

JEL: K00, K2, K22
Pages: 15
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