A Normal Library Budget And Its Units of Expense
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00 Books and binding 2, 277. 50 Magazines and binding 420. 00 Supplies and printing 500. 00 Miscellaneous expenses 500. 00 Total $10, 157. 50 and such a budget insures to the library an annual growth of about 400 circulating class books, $200 worth of refer- ence books, 100 to 150 volumes of bound magazines, gov- ernment and state documents, whatever gifts are received, and that small proportion of the fiction purchased which "slows up" in circulation on account of not possessing uni- versal ap...peal. This growth is probably sufficient, if, but only if, the library has a sound and numerically sufficient collection when it opens.^ What that is, is difficult to demonstrate. One volume per capita is the suggestion that has been more widely accepted than any other.
These figures are only suggested as a basis for the minimum for an average community under normal condi- tions. Roughly speaking, the cost per 100, 000 circulation does not increase as the circulation goes above that figure; New York's is considerably below $12, 000.
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00 Books and binding 2, 277. 50 Magazines and binding 420. 00 Supplies and printing 500. 00 Miscellaneous expenses 500. 00 Total $10, 157. 50 and such a budget insures to the library an annual growth of about 400 circulating class books, $200 worth of refer- ence books, 100 to 150 volumes of bound magazines, gov- ernment and state documents, whatever gifts are received, and that small proportion of the fiction purchased which "slows up" in circulation on account of not possessing uni- versal ap...peal. This growth is probably sufficient, if, but only if, the library has a sound and numerically sufficient collection when it opens.^ What that is, is difficult to demonstrate. One volume per capita is the suggestion that has been more widely accepted than any other.
These figures are only suggested as a basis for the minimum for an average community under normal condi- tions. Roughly speaking, the cost per 100, 000 circulation does not increase as the circulation goes above that figure; New York's is considerably below $12, 000.
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