1000 resultados para Library circulation
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A highlight of the past ten years' accomplishments of the State Library of Iowa.
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Quarterly update for State Library patrons.
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Quarterly update for State Library patrons.
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Quarterly update for State Library patrons.
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Special investigation of the City of Center Point Library for the period January 1, 2006 through December 6, 2007
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This paper provides a search theoretical model that captures two phenomena that have characterized several episodes of monetary history: currency shortages and the circulation of privately issued notes. As usual in these models, the media of exchange are determined as part of the equilibrium. We characterize all the different equilibria and specify the conditions under which there is a currency shortage and/or privately issued notes are used as means of payment. There is multiplicity of equilibria for the entire parameter space, but there always exist an equilibrium in which notes circulate, either alone or together with coins. Hence, credit is a self-fulfilling phenomenon that depends on the beliefs of agents about the acceptability and future repayment of notes. The degree of circulation of coins depends on two crucial parameters, the intrinsic utility of holding coins and the extent with which it is possible to find exchange opportunities in the market.
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Quarterly update for State Library patrons.
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Annual report for State Library of Iowa
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Quarterly State Library Update for patrons.
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Quarterly update for State Library patrons.
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Quarterly update for State Library patrons.
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Gives trustees a basic understanding of their responsibilities and power.
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With the failure of the traditional mechanisms of distributing bibliographic materials into developing countries, digital libraries show up as a strong alternative in accomplishing such job, despite the challenges of the digital divide. This paper discusses the challenges of building a digital library (DL) in a developing country. The case of Cape Verde as a digital divide country is analyzed, in terms of current digital library usage and its potentiality for fighting the difficulties in accessing bibliographic resources in the country. The paper also introduces an undergoing project of building a digital library at the University Jean Piaget of Cape Verde.