This book, first published in 1989, discusses the maintenance of a quality collection within a budget while still making necessary cuts and savings. As the purchasing power of the materials budget declines, effectively managing the allocation of the materials budget and the development of the collections becomes more and more of a challenge. In The Acquisitions Budget, practicing acquisitions librarians - representing almost all types and sizes of libraries - address their daily problems and share innovative and effective methods for dealing with a shrinking budget. These authoritative contributors, who have many years of practical problems solving experience, also offer useful tips on how to influence administrators, faculty, students - anyone who has even partial control over allocating the budget.
This book, first published in 1989, discusses the maintenance of a quality collection within a budget while still making necessary cuts and savings. As the purchasing power of the materials budget declines, effectively managing its and the development of the collections becomes more and more of a challenge.
1. Introduction Bill Katz
2. Acquisitions Budgets: Planning and Control
for Success Robert C. Miller
3. Managing the Reduced Purchasing Power of the
Acquisitions Budget Sharon Bonk and Heather Miller
4. Forecasting
Expenditures for Library Materials: Approaches and Techniques Kathryn Hammell
Carpenter
5. Managing the College Library's Acquisitions Budget Mickey
Moskowitz and Joanne Schmidt
6. How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the
Budget Judith F. Niles
7. Coping With a Decreasing Book Budget Ian Edward
8.
Stretching and Re-stretching the Materials Budget: Trying to Do More With
Less Noreen S. Alldredge
9. The Implications for Acquisitions of Stagnant
Budgets Murray S. Martin
10. A Maintenance Budget: Living Within Your Means
Twyla Mueller Racz, Walter Hogan and Mary Meernik
11. Establishing,
Monitoring, and Spending the College and University Acquisitions Budget
Mildred McGinnis and Mary Faust
12. Administering the Allocated Acquisitions
Budget: Achieving a Balanced Matrix David C. Genaway
13. The Research Library
Materials Budget: Management of a Shrinking Resource Stella Bentley
14.
Money, Manure, Squeaky Wheels, A Paucity of Grease, and Possibly Grit! Henry
M. Yaple
15. Bread Not Butter: Funding Online Searching in Hard Times
Gloriana St. Clai and Jay Martin Poole
16. Caught in the Squeeze: Limited
Reference Budgets and CD-ROM Products in the State-Assisted University
Setting Rebecca Sturm
17. Elasticity and Journal Pricing Mark Bebensee, Bruce
Strauch and Katina Strauch
18. Cancelling Periodicals in the Context of an
Unallocated Budget Dora Biblarz
19. Preservation Decision-Making Basics: A
University Library Collection Developer's Perspective Anthony W. Ferguson
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