Question

which of these is not a main advantage for a business joining a cooperative?
lower costs for purchasing supplies
pooling products for better selling prices
sharing costs for needed services
having a larger vote than smaller companies

Explanation:

In a cooperative, businesses typically have equal voting rights regardless of size (one - member - one - vote principle). Lowering supply costs, pooling products for better prices, and sharing service costs are common advantages. Having a larger vote than smaller companies goes against cooperative principles.

Answer:

D. Having a larger vote than smaller companies