Public Library User Fees: The Use and Finance of Public Libraries
By (Author) Nancy Van House
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Praeger Publishers Inc
26th January 1983
United States
Tertiary Education
Non Fiction
Budgeting and financial management
Library and information services
027.4
Hardback
140
Public Library User Fees is a careful examination of the question of charging fees, written from the perspective of public finance and time-allocation theory. These are complex perspectives, but Van House manages to do a good job of presenting the information in an understandable manner. ... Van House provides a solid rationale for charging fees, something that has been lacking, but points out that the choice to impose fees is a major policy decision that must take a number of factors into account. She gives us sensible information to help deal with a difficult question.-Wilson Library Bulletin
"Public Library User Fees is a careful examination of the question of charging fees, written from the perspective of public finance and time-allocation theory. These are complex perspectives, but Van House manages to do a good job of presenting the information in an understandable manner. ... Van House provides a solid rationale for charging fees, something that has been lacking, but points out that the choice to impose fees is a major policy decision that must take a number of factors into account. She gives us sensible information to help deal with a difficult question."-Wilson Library Bulletin
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