Minnesota Public Libraries' Return on Investment

TitleMinnesota Public Libraries' Return on Investment
Publication TypeReport
Year of Publication2011
AuthorsBureau of Business and Economic Research (BBER), Labovitz School of Business and Economics (LSBE), University of Minnesota Duluth
Date Published12/2011
InstitutionBureau of Business and Economic Research, Labovitz School of Business and Economics, University of Minnesota Duluth
CityDuluth, MN
URLhttp://melsa.org/melsa/assets/File/Library_final.pdf
Impact Statement: 
All education groups feel public libraries are important in every community
Concept of return on taxpayer investment can assist libraries
Few want a decrease in Public Library economic support
Higher income households use libraries more frequently
highly educated households frequent the libraries more often
Importance of Having a Public Library in Every Community
Libraries have value to neighborhoods
Library partnerships have value
Majority feel having a library in every community is important
Majority of all adult age groups use the public library
Minnesota Public Libraries' ROI
Minnesotans feel public libraries are important
Monetized impacts and other benefits from public library annual operations
Proximity to the library has value
Public Libraries are very important to communities
Public Libraries ROI
Public Library of MN add to the state economy
Public Library Stakeholders
Services of the library have value.
Social Return on Investment in Public Libraries
Support of libraries does not vary by gender
The average household would be willing to donate between $31.7 and $38.3 US dollars
The collection of materials in the library has value.
The educational programs and materials, as well as the educational mission of the library have value.
The expertise of the library staff has value.
The library facility as a gathering place has value
The technology for use in the library has value.
Value of Adult Public Library Circulation
Value of Adult Public Library Programs
Value of Children's Public Library Programs
Value of Juvenile Public Library Circulation
Value of Public Internet Computers at the Library
Value of Public Library Reference Transactions
Value of Young Adult Public Library Programs

Comments

Submitted by DOESTALF1984 on Fri, 07/14/2023 - 08:03

Minnesota Public Libraries' Return on Investment is remarkable. These libraries provide invaluable access to knowledge, education, and community resources. Their impact extends far beyond the initial investment, enriching lives, fostering literacy, and supporting lifelong learning. They are true pillars of the community, promoting equal opportunities and enhancing social and economic development.  Elizabeth Ferber

Submitted by NAVELRAISE on Tue, 09/26/2023 - 01:54

Only Up
Prepare to be captivated as your senses are seized and transported to a realm brimming with boundless possibilities.

Submitted by ITQAN on Sun, 09/03/2023 - 03:46
  1. I'm blown away by the beauty and depth of this post.

    شركة عزل بجدة

Submitted by COBYBRIAN on Sat, 09/23/2023 - 05:29

The 2011 report titled "Minnesota Public Libraries' Return on Investment" authored by the Bureau of Business and Economic Research (BBER) at the Labovitz School of Business and Economics, University of Minnesota Duluth, sheds light on the economic impact of public libraries in Minnesota. While the report doesn't directly relate to Farmville 2 for PC or letting gamers explore One Piece open world, it underscores the value of public resources in fostering education and community development, which are essential aspects of the gaming industry's growth and the exploration of open-world gaming experiences like One Piece.

Submitted by JUNIOREMARD on Mon, 11/27/2023 - 10:23

 

Thank you for sharing the information. I'm aware of some horror games within getting over it game s. I appreciate your well wishes and hope you have a great time enjoying those games. If you have any specific questions or need further assistance regarding this game or any other topic, feel free to ask.

Submitted by ANKARHERALD on Sat, 12/02/2023 - 14:19

For years, I tried to manifest things into my life using the law of attraction. I read every book, watched every video, and followed every guru on the topic. But for some reason, it never seemed to work for me, and yes, the law of attraction ruined my life at one point. I would visualize my goals, say affirmations, and try to stay positive, yet nothing would change. I began to feel like something was wrong with me, that I wasn't doing it right. Then one day, it clicked. I realized the law of attraction isn't about forcing or manipulating the universe into giving you what you want.