英文摘要 |
The contemporary cooperative legislation generally allows cooperative to have ''variable capital'', the purpose of which is to better implement the cooperative principle of ''voluntary and open membership''. However, if the legislation simply allows cooperative to have ''variable capital'', this will inevitably weaken the credit function of the cooperative capital. China's legislation also simply allows cooperative to have ''variable capital'', therefore, it is necessary to rebuild the credit function of cooperative capital. In view of the cooperatives whose members only bear limited liability in China, the legislation can maintain the credit function of capital by maintaining the registered capital of the cooperative at a specific level while allowing cooperative to have ''variable capital''. At the same time, legislation can allow the cooperative to be founded whose members bear supplementary payment liability. In such kind of cooperative, the member will supplement the payment when the property of a cooperative is not enough to pay off the debts due. The member's supplementary payment lets the cooperative's trading partners do not need to worry about the reduction of the registered capital of the cooperative and the capital credit function can be maintained. |