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After several years of budget sluggishness, libraries now report a definite uptick in fiscal support and one that's expected to continue healthily next year. Overall library budgets are projected to grow over the next year, according to the 484 libraries responding to the LJ Budget Report 2005, regardless of library size, with an average rise of 5% (see table below). Materials budgets are expected to go up 4.7%, while salary budgets should rise 5.2%. The statistics are relatively consistent regardless of size of library. Libraries spend an average of 14% of their budgets on materials and 61% on personnel. While each situation is different, libraries over- all appear to be reaping the ripple effects of better state budgets. Reported the National Council of State Legisla-' tures in December, "Budget overruns are less severe than in recent years. And budget gaps are practically nonexistent." Still, the group warned that 22 states expect significant budget challenges for FY06.
机译:在经历了几年的预算疲软之后,图书馆现在报告了财政支持的明显增加,并且预计明年将继续健康发展。根据回应《 2005年LJ预算报告》的484家图书馆,无论图书馆的规模大小,图书馆的整体预算预计明年都将增长,平均增长5%(请参见下表)。材料预算预计将增长4.7%,而薪资预算将增长5.2%。无论库的大小如何,统计信息都相对一致。图书馆平均将14%的预算用于材料,61%的人员用于预算。尽管每种情况都不尽相同,但图书馆似乎整体上都在受益于更好的国家预算带来的连锁反应。全国州议会立法委员会在12月的报告中说:“预算超支的情况没有最近几年严重。而且预算缺口几乎不存在。”该组织仍警告说,有22个州预计06财年将面临巨大的预算挑战。

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