Library Use, Reading, and the Economy.

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Main Author: Bob, Murray L.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1985
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contents Library Use, Reading, and the Economy. Bob, Murray L. Economic Climate Foreign Countries Library Circulation Middle Class Public Libraries Reading Habits Unemployment Use Studies This essay relates the economic cycle, unemployment, and inflation to reading habits and public library circulation. Highlights include recent English sociological study and its implications for current increases in public library use, future library use, effect of the economy on kind of public library use, and reasons why people read. (EJS)
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spellingShingle Library Use, Reading, and the Economy.
Bob, Murray L.
Economic Climate
Foreign Countries
Library Circulation
Middle Class
Public Libraries
Reading Habits
Unemployment
Use Studies
Library Use, Reading, and the Economy. Bob, Murray L. Economic Climate Foreign Countries Library Circulation Middle Class Public Libraries Reading Habits Unemployment Use Studies This essay relates the economic cycle, unemployment, and inflation to reading habits and public library circulation. Highlights include recent English sociological study and its implications for current increases in public library use, future library use, effect of the economy on kind of public library use, and reasons why people read. (EJS)
title Library Use, Reading, and the Economy.
topic Economic Climate
Foreign Countries
Library Circulation
Middle Class
Public Libraries
Reading Habits
Unemployment
Use Studies
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ315617