The Least Reading for the Smallest Number at the Highest Price and Counterpoint: A Publisher's Perspective.

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Hauptverfasser: Hamaker, Charles, Tagler, John
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Sprache:en
Veröffentlicht: 1988
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author Hamaker, Charles
Tagler, John
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Tagler, John
Hamaker, Charles
Tagler, John
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contents The Least Reading for the Smallest Number at the Highest Price and Counterpoint: A Publisher's Perspective. Hamaker, Charles Tagler, John Cost Effectiveness Economic Change International Trade Library Collection Development Library Expenditures Medical Research Publishing Industry Scientific and Technical Information Serials The first article describes effects of the devaluation of the dollar on American libraries that purchase scientific, technical and medical serials published in Europe, and the responses of libraries and library associations. The second presents reasons for increased serial prices from the perspective of the publishing industry. (15 notes/references) (CLB)
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spellingShingle The Least Reading for the Smallest Number at the Highest Price and Counterpoint: A Publisher's Perspective.
Hamaker, Charles
Tagler, John
Cost Effectiveness
Economic Change
International Trade
Library Collection Development
Library Expenditures
Medical Research
Publishing Industry
Scientific and Technical Information
Serials
The Least Reading for the Smallest Number at the Highest Price and Counterpoint: A Publisher's Perspective. Hamaker, Charles Tagler, John Cost Effectiveness Economic Change International Trade Library Collection Development Library Expenditures Medical Research Publishing Industry Scientific and Technical Information Serials The first article describes effects of the devaluation of the dollar on American libraries that purchase scientific, technical and medical serials published in Europe, and the responses of libraries and library associations. The second presents reasons for increased serial prices from the perspective of the publishing industry. (15 notes/references) (CLB)
title The Least Reading for the Smallest Number at the Highest Price and Counterpoint: A Publisher's Perspective.
topic Cost Effectiveness
Economic Change
International Trade
Library Collection Development
Library Expenditures
Medical Research
Publishing Industry
Scientific and Technical Information
Serials
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ382516