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Overall, there were significant changes in the library’s spending priorities over the period. While renovation and upgrades took up the largest share in the first two years, by 2005, technology investments and new book acquisitions had become much more prominent. In 1995, nearly half of the library’s budget (43%) was devoted to renovation and upgrades, […]
The image contains three pie charts of a library’s expenses with five-year gaps. Over the years, there were fluctuations in the amounts spent on different types of costs, with the largest percentage shift happening in upgrades. Initially, in 1995, renovating the library was the biggest cost, sitting at one-third of the total, and in the […]
The image contains a 3 pie charts of the expenses of a library with 5 years gaps. Over the years there were fluctuations in the amount spent towards different types of costs, with large shift in precentage happening in upgrades. Initially in 1995, renovating the library was the biggest cost, sitting at one third of […]
The provided pie graphs give information about the annual spending by a public library every five years between 1995 and 2005. Each graphs compare the percentage of spending by five categories: staff salaries, miscellaneous, rennovatioon and upgrades, new book acquisitions, technology investment. Overall, the three charts indicate growth in technology investments during the the 15 […]
The presented charts delineate the evolution of the annual budget of a public library across the span of 10 years, between 1995 and 2005. Overall, the pie charts clearly shows the surge of technology investment thanks to modern era and the free fall of renovation and upgrades expenditure. On one hand, predominant sectors of the […]