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INTRODUCTION
Cooperatives are business enterprises that are owned by a group of individuals working
for same benefits. Cooperative go a step further by organizing cooperation, sharing of resources
and mutual return of labor. The cooperatives find its roots in multiple influences and locations
worldwide. Cooperatives at the end of 20th century revised its accounting system for the purpose
According to the study of Dave Grace and Associates 2014 cited in Global Census on
Cooperatives which focused on gathering data so that future research can be conducted on
impact of cooperatives in region, cooperatives globally are providing value to their members.
Cooperatives also make up in Social Progress Index which includes human needs, opportunities
organizations. In countries such as India, Japan and Korea national societies for co-operative
studies were organized to coordinate research efforts but their focus had been mostly domestic
and there is little exchange among them except for Japan and Korea. The agricultural economics
had been the predominant discipline since most of the region had been relied on agriculture, but
the industrialization needed to involve other disciplines such as management and marketing,
(Japan and Korea) provide members with functions that cover all aspects of farmer’s life; from
supply and marketing to credit and insurance, from hospitals and clinics to nursing homes and
funeral services, from housing and property management to filling stations and propane gas
supply etc. This has help promote rural development through providing infrastructure for
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agriculture and farmer’s daily life, but it could still not solve the structural problems of
increasing deficits in economic functions offset by surpluses in financial ones (Akira Kurimoto
In the Philippines, Cooperatives play vital role in improving economic and social status of
its members. The declared purpose of the law governing cooperatives (Republic Act 6938, also
known as the Cooperative Code of the Philippines) is to foster the creation and growth of
cooperatives. Cooperatives are classified into four - micro, small, medium and large.
Cooperatives in the Philippines focuses on the less-privileged members of our society and are
tasked to put them in a socio economic mainstream so that they will become an active player in
the nation building. According to Dr. Castillo, cooperatives provides technical assistance
program. It would bring a lot of economic benefits to its members and the country as well (The
In Pangasinan, lot of cooperatives are established, some are not profit-oriented but non-
profit service oriented cooperatives which aims to help employees and other beneficiaries to
have a better life. Calasiao Plant Cooperative in Calasiao, Pangasinan is one of the cooperatives
cooperative. The Calasiao coop is duly registered with the Cooperative Development Authority
The cooperative has objectives to: 1. Promote value of saving for the future among
members 2. Help members avail of credit facility with very low interest rate to finance their
family 3. To keep employees from being victimized by usurious lending including “5-6” and
The Calasiao Plant Cooperative has a vision of being a model and world-class
cooperative committed to provide excellent financial services to its members for better quality
of life, and has a mission to achieve its vision, the cooperative commits to promote the value of
saving for the future, to use money productively to secure financial stability of the cooperative
thru good governance and product management of its financial resources and lastly to show care
Being a member of the cooperative can save money without noticing as it is deducted
thru payroll. The savings will also earn high interest, which is much higher than that of a bank
One of the offers of the Calasiao Plant Cooperative is the Multi-Purpose Loan for
employees with less than (1) year of regular service. The maximum loanable amount is based
on their available Net Disposal Income (NDI) and the maximum payment term is one year only.
It is required to have a 3 co-makers with at least 1 year in service. Second is for employees with
at least 1 year up to 3 years in regular service, the maximum loanable amount is also based on
their available Net Disposal Income. The maximum payment term is 3 years only. One co-maker
performance duly recognized by the Cooperative Development Authority with the registration
number 9520-01000143.
improve the utilization of multipurpose loan of members of Calasiao Plant Cooperative and
Conceptual Framework
process of a series of processing elements connected by input and output. The information flows
through a series of activities based on a set of rules. Flowcharts and process diagrams are
instruments. The process includes questionnaire formulation, floating retrieving and tabulation.
The paradigm is organized in a way that states how the study is regulated and search
objectives were achieved. Figure. 1. Paradigm of the study was reflected in the Input Process
Output Model.
The first part of the paradigm of the study is the input which reflects the variables to be
measured particularly those mentioned in the research title, majir problems and sub problems.
INPUT box provide demographic profile of the member of Calasiao Plant Cooperative which
includes age, gender, and years as member and the difference between the effects of multi-
Plant Cooperative. OUTPUT states the propose measures that can be recommended to improve
Figure 1
Paradigm of the study
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The study aims to determine the effects of multi-purpose loan to the members of Calasiao
Plant Cooperatives.
1.) What is the profile of the members of Calasiao Plant Cooperative who availed multi-
a. Age
b. Gender
c. Years as Member
2.) What are the effects of multi-purpose loan to the members of Calasiao Plant Cooperative
in terms of:
a. Social Status
b. Economic growth
3.) Is there a significant difference between the effects of multi-purpose loan to the members
improve the utilization of multipurpose loan of members of Calasiao Plant Cooperatives and
Hypothesis
That there is significant difference between the effects of multi-purpose loan to the
This study is focused on the effects of multi-purpose loan of Calasiao Plant Cooperative
to its members. The respondents will be 60 members of the actual number of members of
Calasiao Plant Cooperative who are willing to answer questionnaires. This study used
descriptive method of survey, with questionnaire as the main instrument to gather the needed
data.
and assisted the respondents. The data acquired were tabulated and analyzed using frequency
The study is also restricted to the agreement that the researchers have made with the
management of the Calasiao Plant Cooperative to ensure confidential information were secured.
Lastly, the data collected were acquired and limited to members willingly accepted our
The achievement of this research is important not only to the researchers but also
Calasiao Plant Cooperative. This benefits the management in determining the effects
Members from Calasiao Plant Cooperative. The study will help in terms of
broadening the member’s knowledge about the effects of multi-purpose loan in their socio-
economic status.
PhilCST College of Accountancy and Business Program. This study helps the
College of Accountancy and Business Programs in terms of giving additional knowledge about
the knowledge, effects and impact of multi-purpose cooperative to society, economic growth
it helps widened knowledge about multi-purpose loans from cooperative. Also, it developed
Future researchers. Future researchers may consider and may address the effectiveness
as another line of study or may serve as a guide and basis for their future researches.
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Definition of Terms
For the better understanding of the study, the researchers gave several terms that were
common economic, social and cultural needs and aspirations through jointly owned enterprise.
and Growth of cooperatives in the Philippines as instruments of equity, social justice and
economic development.
of a cooperative.
Social Status. Relative level of respect, honor and deference accorded to people, groups