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Public Opinion toward User Fees in Public Libraries.

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Main Authors:	Kinnucan, Mark T., Estabrook, Leigh, Ferguson, Mark R.
Format:	Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:	en
Published:	1998
Subjects:	Academic Achievement Data Analysis Income Library Funding Library Research Library Services Place of Residence Public Libraries Public Opinion Taxes Telephone Surveys Use Studies User Needs (Information) Users (Information)
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author	Kinnucan, Mark T. Estabrook, Leigh Ferguson, Mark R.
author_facet	Kinnucan, Mark T. Estabrook, Leigh Ferguson, Mark R. Kinnucan, Mark T. Estabrook, Leigh Ferguson, Mark R.
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contents	Public Opinion toward User Fees in Public Libraries. Kinnucan, Mark T. Estabrook, Leigh Ferguson, Mark R. Academic Achievement Data Analysis Income Library Funding Library Research Library Services Place of Residence Public Libraries Public Opinion Taxes Telephone Surveys Use Studies User Needs (Information) Users (Information) A reanalysis of data from a national telephone poll (n1181) conducted in 1991 determined that if local libraries faced a fiscal crisis, 47% favored raising taxes, 44% preferred instituting user fees, and 9% advocated reducing services. Frequent library use, urban residence, higher level of education, and greater income were associated with a preference for taxes. (PEN)
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spellingShingle	Public Opinion toward User Fees in Public Libraries. Kinnucan, Mark T. Estabrook, Leigh Ferguson, Mark R. Academic Achievement Data Analysis Income Library Funding Library Research Library Services Place of Residence Public Libraries Public Opinion Taxes Telephone Surveys Use Studies User Needs (Information) Users (Information) Public Opinion toward User Fees in Public Libraries. Kinnucan, Mark T. Estabrook, Leigh Ferguson, Mark R. Academic Achievement Data Analysis Income Library Funding Library Research Library Services Place of Residence Public Libraries Public Opinion Taxes Telephone Surveys Use Studies User Needs (Information) Users (Information) A reanalysis of data from a national telephone poll (n1181) conducted in 1991 determined that if local libraries faced a fiscal crisis, 47% favored raising taxes, 44% preferred instituting user fees, and 9% advocated reducing services. Frequent library use, urban residence, higher level of education, and greater income were associated with a preference for taxes. (PEN)
title	Public Opinion toward User Fees in Public Libraries.
topic	Academic Achievement Data Analysis Income Library Funding Library Research Library Services Place of Residence Public Libraries Public Opinion Taxes Telephone Surveys Use Studies User Needs (Information) Users (Information)
url	https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ566590