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Author: Nancy Van House
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
Imprint: Praeger Publishers Inc
Volume: no. 43
Dimensions:
Width: 14.00cm
, Height: 0.90cm
, Length: 21.60cm
Weight: 0.325kg
ISBN: 9780313227530
ISBN 10: 0313227535
Pages: 140
Publication Date: 26 January 1983
Recommended Age: From 7 to 17 years
Audience:
College/higher education
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General/trade
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Professional and scholarly
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Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
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General
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Manufactured on demand
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Reviews
"?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"
?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
?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 ?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
