Entrepreneurial support for cooperatives: The Solidarity Market: A Support Structure Serving Cooperatives as a case study

Authors

  • Rachid EL BADRI Faculty of Economics and Management, Ibn Tofail University of Kenitra, Morocco
  • Redouane OUBAL Kenitra Higher Institute of Nursing and Health Techniques
  • Mounia CHERKAOUI Faculty of Economics and Management, Ibn Tofail University of Kenitra, Morocco
  • Zakia ZAROUF Faculty of Economics and Management, Ibn Tofail University of Kenitra, Morocco

Abstract

Entrepreneurial support, encompassing both financial and non-financial assistance, is a vector of growth and progression in emerging structures. This support has been extensively explored in management science research, generating substantial discourse. Nevertheless, the challenge persists in assessing its impact on the commercial performance of cooperatives. The correlation between financial and non-financial support and the commercial performance of cooperatives remains a focal point. While existing literature attempts to address this issue, the actual measurement of its tangible impact on business performance remains elusive. This article aims to conduct an analysis of the role played by the solidarity market as a support structure and platform for marketing products to benefit cooperatives.

 

Keywords : Cooperatives; Entrepreneurial support; Solidarity market; Support structures; Commercial performance.

Classification JEL: B55

Paper type: Theoretical Research

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Published

2023-12-28

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EL BADRI, R., OUBAL, R., CHERKAOUI, M., & ZAROUF, Z. (2023). Entrepreneurial support for cooperatives: The Solidarity Market: A Support Structure Serving Cooperatives as a case study. International Journal of Accounting, Finance, Auditing, Management and Economics, 4(6-1), 521–537. Retrieved from https://ijafame.org/index.php/ijafame/article/view/1190

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Vol. 4 No. 6-1 (2023): Theoretical Research

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