Factors influencing farmers' satisfaction with the activities of horticultural cooperatives in Thailand

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International Journal of Value Chain Management Pub Date : 2020-02-26 DOI:10.1504/ijvcm.2020.105480

Pornwisa Prasertsaeng, Jayant K. Routrary, M. Ahmad, J. Kuwornu

引用次数: 4

Abstract

The paper assessed the determinants of members' satisfaction with the activities of horticultural cooperatives in Thailand using data obtained from 290 cooperative members. The empirical results of the heteroscedasticity-corrected ordinary least squares regression revealed that the members' satisfaction by with the activities of the horticultural cooperatives is influenced by business participation, meeting attendance, investment in shares, business value, trust in the committee, profitability, information flow, and coordination with development organisations, years of membership, variety of services, the presence of business partners, and the suitability of the location of the cooperatives. The recommendations for managing horticultural cooperatives are presented.

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影响泰国农民对园艺合作社活动满意度的因素

本文利用从290个合作社成员获得的数据，评估了成员对泰国园艺合作社活动满意度的决定因素。经异方差修正的普通最小二乘回归的实证结果显示，会员对园艺合作社活动的满意度受到以下因素的影响:商业参与、会议出席、股份投资、商业价值、对委员会的信任、盈利能力、信息流、与发展组织的协调、会员年数、服务种类、商业伙伴的存在。以及合作社所在地的适宜性。提出了管理园艺合作社的建议。

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International Journal of Value Chain Management MANAGEMENT-

CiteScore

1.20

自引率

12.50%

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期刊介绍： Today"s businesses have become extremely complex. The interplay of the three Cs, viz. consumers, competition and convergence, has thrown up new challenges for organisations all over the world. Sensitivity of economies to the external environment coupled with the turbulent process of globalisation has added the highest degree of uncertainty and unpredictability to business processes. To top it all, the effect of globalisation has shifted the balance of power in favour of the customer, though it may have opened a plethora of opportunities for all, in the form of variety and choice. For a variety of reasons, the pressures of competitive forces have enhanced product changes, supercharged by shortening product and technology development lifecycles.