Growth can be easily identified providing the parameters of measurement are clear. But growth within the credit union movement is measured in service, and when it comes to the number of credit unions providing that service compared to the number of members served, less is definitely more.
The number of credit unions has declined drastically in the past 25 years, while the number of members served has risen precipitously. All other things being equal, U.S. credit unions have made significant strides in the past quarter of a century.
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