Charging for certain services to the public is one way of increasing the funding for public organisations. But how far does charging distort the purposes and management of those organisations? A critique of the recent consultative paper ‘Financing our Public Library Services: Four Subjects for Debate’ clarifies some of the issues.
Public Money & Management
Volume 8, 1988 - Issue 1-2
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