TABLE OF CONTENTS	2
List of Tables	3
SURVEY PARTICIPANTS	25
SUMMARY OF MAIN FINDINGS	26
Spending on Journals	26
Journal Acquisitions in Bundles as a Percentage of Total Journal Acquisitions	26
Title Cancellations and Additions	26
Spending on Journal Articles “by the slice”	27
Spending on Print Alone, Online Access Alone and Joint Print/Online Access Journal Subscriptions	27
Financial Assistance from Non-Library Academic or Administrative Departments for Journals	27
Opinions on the Impact of Open Access Journals	28
View of Impact on Journal Pricing of the Control of Peer Review by Journal Publishers	28
Perpetual Access	29
View of the Future of Print Journals	29
Barcoding Journals	29
Keeping Track of Journal Subscriptions in the Library	30
Use of URL Link Resolvers	30
Familiarity with CLOCKSS	30
Percentage of Journal Spending through Consortium	30
Change in Storage Space/Shelf Space for Journals	31
Use of Subscription Agents	31
Number of Subscription Agents Used	31
Percentage of Libraries in the Sample that have Changed Subscription Agents Within the Past Three Years	31
Margins Paid to Subscription Agents	32
Customer Satisfaction with Subscription Agents	32
Attitude Toward Uniform Date of Subscription Renewals	32
Views of the Pricing Policies of Selected Major Publishers of Academic Journals	33
Trends in the Number of Titles Canceled from a Select Group of Journal Publishers	34
Chapter One: Spending on Academic Journals	35
Chapter Two: Acquisition Practices	46
Chapter Three: Open Access	62
Chapter Four: Managing Electronic Access	70
Chapter Six: URL Link Resolvers	80
Chapter Seven: CLOCKSS	85
Chapter Eight: Consortiums	88
Chapter Nine: Space for Periodicals	90
Chapter Ten: Subscription Agents	93
Chapter Eleven: Journal Pricing	108
OTHER REPORTS FROM PRIMARY RESEARCH GROUP INC.	168

List of Tables


TABLE 1.1:	2008-09 ACADEMIC OR FISCAL YEAR SPENDING FOR ACADEMIC, PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL JOURNALS	26
TABLE 1.2:	2008-09 ACADEMIC OR FISCAL YEAR SPENDING FOR ACADEMIC, PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL JOURNALS, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	35
TABLE 1.3:	2008-09 ACADEMIC OR FISCAL YEAR SPENDING FOR ACADEMIC, PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL JOURNALS, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	35
TABLE 1.4:	2008-09 ACADEMIC OR FISCAL YEAR SPENDING FOR ACADEMIC, PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL JOURNALS, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	35
TABLE 1.5:	2008-09 ACADEMIC OR FISCAL YEAR SPENDING FOR ACADEMIC, PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL JOURNALS, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	36
TABLE 1.6:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNALS LIBRARY SUBSCRIBED TO DURING 2008-09 ACADEMIC OR FISCAL YEAR	36
TABLE 1.7:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNALS LIBRARY SUBSCRIBED TO DURING 2008-09 ACADEMIC OR FISCAL YEAR, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	36
TABLE 1.8:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNALS LIBRARY SUBSCRIBED TO DURING 2008-09 ACADEMIC OR FISCAL YEAR, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	36
TABLE 1.9:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNALS LIBRARY SUBSCRIBED TO DURING 2008-09 ACADEMIC OR FISCAL YEAR, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	37
TABLE 1.10:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNALS LIBRARY SUBSCRIBED TO DURING 2008-09 ACADEMIC OR FISCAL YEAR, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	37
TABLE 1.11:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARY’S TOTAL NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS ACQUIRED BY LIBRARY IN THE FORM OF SUBSCRIPTIONS BUNDLED WITH AT LEAST 50 OTHER TITLES	37
TABLE 1.12:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARY’S TOTAL NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS ACQUIRED BY LIBRARY IN THE FORM OF SUBSCRIPTIONS BUNDLED WITH AT LEAST 50 OTHER TITLES, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	37
TABLE 1.13:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARY’S TOTAL NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS ACQUIRED BY LIBRARY IN THE FORM OF SUBSCRIPTIONS BUNDLED WITH AT LEAST 50 OTHER TITLES, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	38
TABLE 1.14:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARY’S TOTAL NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS ACQUIRED BY LIBRARY IN THE FORM OF SUBSCRIPTIONS BUNDLED WITH AT LEAST 50 OTHER TITLES, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	38
TABLE 1.15:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARY’S TOTAL NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS ACQUIRED BY LIBRARY IN THE FORM OF SUBSCRIPTIONS BUNDLED WITH AT LEAST 50 OTHER TITLES, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	39
TABLE 1.16:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF SUBSCRIPTIONS TO ACADEMIC JOURNALS CANCELED IN PAST YEAR	39
TABLE 1.17:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF SUBSCRIPTIONS TO ACADEMIC JOURNALS CANCELED IN PAST YEAR, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	39
TABLE 1.18:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF SUBSCRIPTIONS TO ACADEMIC JOURNALS CANCELED IN PAST YEAR, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	39
TABLE 1.19:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF SUBSCRIPTIONS TO ACADEMIC JOURNALS CANCELED IN PAST YEAR, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	40
TABLE 1.20:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF SUBSCRIPTIONS TO ACADEMIC JOURNALS CANCELED IN PAST YEAR, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	40
TABLE 1.21:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF SUBSCRIPTIONS TO JOURNALS CANCELED CUMULATIVELY OVER PAST THREE YEARS	40
TABLE 1.22:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF SUBSCRIPTIONS TO JOURNALS CANCELED CUMULATIVELY OVER PAST THREE YEARS, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	40
TABLE 1.23:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF SUBSCRIPTIONS TO JOURNALS CANCELED CUMULATIVELY OVER PAST THREE YEARS, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	41
TABLE 1.24:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF SUBSCRIPTIONS TO JOURNALS CANCELED CUMULATIVELY OVER PAST THREE YEARS, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	41
TABLE 1.25:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF SUBSCRIPTIONS TO JOURNALS CANCELED CUMULATIVELY OVER PAST THREE YEARS, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	41
TABLE 1.26:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF NEW JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS TO INDIVIDUAL TITLES ADDED DURING 2008-09 ACADEMIC YEAR	41
TABLE 1.27:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF NEW JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS TO INDIVIDUAL TITLES ADDED DURING 2008-09 ACADEMIC YEAR, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	42
TABLE 1.28:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF NEW JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS TO INDIVIDUAL TITLES ADDED DURING 2008-09 ACADEMIC YEAR, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	42
TABLE 1.29:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF NEW JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS TO INDIVIDUAL TITLES ADDED DURING 2008-09 ACADEMIC YEAR, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	42
TABLE 1.30:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF NEW JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS TO INDIVIDUAL TITLES ADDED DURING 2008-09 ACADEMIC YEAR, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	42
TABLE 1.31:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF NEW TITLES YOUR LIBRARY ADDED WHICH YOU HAD PREVIOUSLY SUBSCRIBED TO BUT HAD CANCELED AT SOME POINT IN THE PAST	43
TABLE 1.32:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF NEW TITLES YOUR LIBRARY ADDED WHICH YOU HAD PREVIOUSLY SUBSCRIBED TO BUT HAD CANCELED AT SOME POINT IN THE PAST, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	43
TABLE 1.33:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF NEW TITLES YOUR LIBRARY ADDED WHICH YOU HAD PREVIOUSLY SUBSCRIBED TO BUT HAD CANCELED AT SOME POINT IN THE PAST, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	43
TABLE 1.34:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF NEW TITLES YOUR LIBRARY ADDED WHICH YOU HAD PREVIOUSLY SUBSCRIBED TO BUT HAD CANCELED AT SOME POINT IN THE PAST, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	43
TABLE 1.35:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF NEW TITLES YOUR LIBRARY ADDED WHICH YOU HAD PREVIOUSLY SUBSCRIBED TO BUT HAD CANCELED AT SOME POINT IN THE PAST, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	44
TABLE 1.36:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM AMOUNT LIBRARY SPENT IN PAST YEAR FOR SINGLE ARTICLE PURCHASES FROM PUBLISHERS	44
TABLE 1.37:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM AMOUNT LIBRARY SPENT IN PAST YEAR FOR SINGLE ARTICLE PURCHASES FROM PUBLISHERS, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	44
TABLE 1.38:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM AMOUNT LIBRARY SPENT IN PAST YEAR FOR SINGLE ARTICLE PURCHASES FROM PUBLISHERS, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	44
TABLE 1.39:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM AMOUNT LIBRARY SPENT IN PAST YEAR FOR SINGLE ARTICLE PURCHASES FROM PUBLISHERS, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	45
TABLE 1.40:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM AMOUNT LIBRARY SPENT IN PAST YEAR FOR SINGLE ARTICLE PURCHASES FROM PUBLISHERS, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	45

TABLE 2.1:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM AMOUNT SPENT BY LIBRARY ON SCHOLARLY, SCIENTIFIC AND PROFESSIONAL JOURNALS: PRINT-EDITION ONLY ACCESS TO JOURNALS ($)	46
TABLE 2.2:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM AMOUNT SPENT BY LIBRARY ON SCHOLARLY, SCIENTIFIC AND PROFESSIONAL JOURNALS: PRINT-EDITION ONLY ACCESS TO JOURNALS, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	46
TABLE 2.3:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM AMOUNT SPENT BY LIBRARY ON SCHOLARLY, SCIENTIFIC AND PROFESSIONAL JOURNALS: PRINT-EDITION ONLY ACCESS TO JOURNALS, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	46
TABLE 2.4:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM AMOUNT SPENT BY LIBRARY ON SCHOLARLY, SCIENTIFIC AND PROFESSIONAL JOURNALS: PRINT-EDITION ONLY ACCESS TO JOURNALS, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	46
TABLE 2.5:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM AMOUNT SPENT BY LIBRARY ON SCHOLARLY, SCIENTIFIC AND PROFESSIONAL JOURNALS: PRINT-EDITION ONLY ACCESS TO JOURNALS, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	47
TABLE 2.6:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM AMOUNT SPENT BY LIBRARY ON SCHOLARLY, SCIENTIFIC AND PROFESSIONAL JOURNALS: ONLINE ACCESS ONLY ($)	47
TABLE 2.7:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM AMOUNT SPENT BY LIBRARY ON SCHOLARLY, SCIENTIFIC AND PROFESSIONAL JOURNALS: ONLINE ACCESS ONLY, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	47
TABLE 2.8:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM AMOUNT SPENT BY LIBRARY ON SCHOLARLY, SCIENTIFIC AND PROFESSIONAL JOURNALS: ONLINE ACCESS ONLY, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	47
TABLE 2.9:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM AMOUNT SPENT BY LIBRARY ON SCHOLARLY, SCIENTIFIC AND PROFESSIONAL JOURNALS: ONLINE ACCESS ONLY, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	48
TABLE 2.10:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM AMOUNT SPENT BY LIBRARY ON SCHOLARLY, SCIENTIFIC AND PROFESSIONAL JOURNALS: ONLINE ACCESS ONLY, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	48
TABLE 2.11:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM AMOUNT SPENT BY LIBRARY ON SCHOLARLY, SCIENTIFIC AND PROFESSIONAL JOURNALS: BOTH ONLINE ACCESS AND PRINT EDITIONS ($)	48
TABLE 2.12:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM AMOUNT SPENT BY LIBRARY ON SCHOLARLY, SCIENTIFIC AND PROFESSIONAL JOURNALS: BOTH ONLINE ACCESS AND PRINT EDITIONS, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	48
TABLE 2.13:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM AMOUNT SPENT BY LIBRARY ON SCHOLARLY, SCIENTIFIC AND PROFESSIONAL JOURNALS: BOTH ONLINE ACCESS AND PRINT EDITIONS, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	49
TABLE 2.14:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM AMOUNT SPENT BY LIBRARY ON SCHOLARLY, SCIENTIFIC AND PROFESSIONAL JOURNALS: BOTH ONLINE ACCESS AND PRINT EDITIONS, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	49
TABLE 2.15:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM AMOUNT SPENT BY LIBRARY ON SCHOLARLY, SCIENTIFIC AND PROFESSIONAL JOURNALS: BOTH ONLINE ACCESS AND PRINT EDITIONS, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	49
TABLE 2.16:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM AMOUNT LIBRARY RECEIVED IN PAST YEAR FROM ACADEMIC OR ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENTS TO HELP PAY FOR COST OF JOURNALS THAT LIBRARY OTHERWISE WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO AFFORD ($)	57
TABLE 2.17:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM AMOUNT LIBRARY RECEIVED IN PAST YEAR FROM ACADEMIC OR ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENTS TO HELP PAY FOR COST OF JOURNALS THAT LIBRARY OTHERWISE WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO AFFORD, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	57
TABLE 2.18:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM AMOUNT LIBRARY RECEIVED IN PAST YEAR FROM ACADEMIC OR ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENTS TO HELP PAY FOR COST OF JOURNALS THAT LIBRARY OTHERWISE WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO AFFORD, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	57
TABLE 2.19:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM AMOUNT LIBRARY RECEIVED IN PAST YEAR FROM ACADEMIC OR ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENTS TO HELP PAY FOR COST OF JOURNALS THAT LIBRARY OTHERWISE WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO AFFORD, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	58
TABLE 2.20:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM AMOUNT LIBRARY RECEIVED IN PAST YEAR FROM ACADEMIC OR ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENTS TO HELP PAY FOR COST OF JOURNALS THAT LIBRARY OTHERWISE WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO AFFORD, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	58
TABLE 2.21:	PHRASE WHICH BEST DESCRIBES TREND IN ACADEMIC AND ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT CONTRIBUTIONS TO LIBRARY BUDGETS OVER PAST FEW YEARS	58
TABLE 2.22:	PHRASE WHICH BEST DESCRIBES TREND IN ACADEMIC AND ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT CONTRIBUTIONS TO LIBRARY BUDGETS OVER PAST FEW YEARS, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	59
TABLE 2.23:	PHRASE WHICH BEST DESCRIBES TREND IN ACADEMIC AND ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT CONTRIBUTIONS TO LIBRARY BUDGETS OVER PAST FEW YEARS, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	59
TABLE 2.24:	PHRASE WHICH BEST DESCRIBES TREND IN ACADEMIC AND ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT CONTRIBUTIONS TO LIBRARY BUDGETS OVER PAST FEW YEARS, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	59
TABLE 2.25:	PHRASE WHICH BEST DESCRIBES TREND IN ACADEMIC AND ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT CONTRIBUTIONS TO LIBRARY BUDGETS OVER PAST FEW YEARS, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	60

TABLE 3.1:	PHRASE WHICH COMES CLOSEST TO DESCRIBING YOUR ATTITUDE TOWARD OPEN ACCESS MOVEMENT	62
TABLE 3.2:	PHRASE WHICH COMES CLOSEST TO DESCRIBING YOUR ATTITUDE TOWARD OPEN ACCESS MOVEMENT, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	62
TABLE 3.3:	PHRASE WHICH COMES CLOSEST TO DESCRIBING YOUR ATTITUDE TOWARD OPEN ACCESS MOVEMENT, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	62
TABLE 3.4:	PHRASE WHICH COMES CLOSEST TO DESCRIBING YOUR ATTITUDE TOWARD OPEN ACCESS MOVEMENT, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	63
TABLE 3.5:	PHRASE WHICH COMES CLOSEST TO DESCRIBING YOUR ATTITUDE TOWARD OPEN ACCESS MOVEMENT, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	63
TABLE 3.6:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT HAVE EVER PAID A PUBLICATION FEE ON BEHALF OF AN AUTHOR FROM THEIR INSTITUTION	66
TABLE 3.7:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT HAVE EVER PAID A PUBLICATION FEE ON BEHALF OF AN AUTHOR FROM THEIR INSTITUTION, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	66
TABLE 3.8:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT HAVE EVER PAID A PUBLICATION FEE ON BEHALF OF AN AUTHOR FROM THEIR INSTITUTION, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	66
TABLE 3.9:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT HAVE EVER PAID A PUBLICATION FEE ON BEHALF OF AN AUTHOR FROM THEIR INSTITUTION, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	66
TABLE 3.10:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT HAVE EVER PAID A PUBLICATION FEE ON BEHALF OF AN AUTHOR FROM THEIR INSTITUTION, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	67
TABLE 3.11:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM AMOUNT LIBRARIES HAVE PAID IN PAST YEAR IN AUTHORS FEES TO OPEN ACCESS JOURNALS ($)	67
TABLE 3.12:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM AMOUNT LIBRARIES HAVE PAID IN PAST YEAR IN AUTHORS FEES TO OPEN ACCESS JOURNALS, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	67
TABLE 3.13:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM AMOUNT LIBRARIES HAVE PAID IN PAST YEAR IN AUTHORS FEES TO OPEN ACCESS JOURNALS, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	67
TABLE 3.14:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT AGREE WITH THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT: JOURNAL PUBLISHERS HAVE BEEN ABLE TO CONTINUOUSLY INCREASE PRICES BECAUSE THEY CONTROL PEER REVIEW AND THIS CONTROL OF PEER REVIEW HAS NOT BEEN CHALLENGED BY AN ALTERNATIVE SYSTEM CONTROLLED BY ACADEMICS THEMSELVES.  IF LIBRARIES WANT TO FORCE DOWN THE PRICE OF JOURNALS, THEY MUST DEVELOP AN ALTERNATIVE PEER REVIEW PROCESS THAT BREAKS THE MONOPOLY THAT PRIVATE PUBLISHERS HAVE ON THIS PROCESS	68
TABLE 3.15:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT AGREE WITH THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT: JOURNAL PUBLISHERS HAVE BEEN ABLE TO CONTINUOUSLY INCREASE PRICES BECAUSE THEY CONTROL PEER REVIEW AND THIS CONTROL OF PEER REVIEW HAS NOT BEEN CHALLENGED BY AN ALTERNATIVE SYSTEM CONTROLLED BY ACADEMICS THEMSELVES.  IF LIBRARIES WANT TO FORCE DOWN THE PRICE OF JOURNALS, THEY MUST DEVELOP AN ALTERNATIVE PEER REVIEW PROCESS THAT BREAKS THE MONOPOLY THAT PRIVATE PUBLISHERS HAVE ON THIS PROCESS, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	68
TABLE 3.16:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT AGREE WITH THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT: JOURNAL PUBLISHERS HAVE BEEN ABLE TO CONTINUOUSLY INCREASE PRICES BECAUSE THEY CONTROL PEER REVIEW AND THIS CONTROL OF PEER REVIEW HAS NOT BEEN CHALLENGED BY AN ALTERNATIVE SYSTEM CONTROLLED BY ACADEMICS THEMSELVES.  IF LIBRARIES WANT TO FORCE DOWN THE PRICE OF JOURNALS, THEY MUST DEVELOP AN ALTERNATIVE PEER REVIEW PROCESS THAT BREAKS THE MONOPOLY THAT PRIVATE PUBLISHERS HAVE ON THIS PROCESS, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	68
TABLE 3.17:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT AGREE WITH THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT: JOURNAL PUBLISHERS HAVE BEEN ABLE TO CONTINUOUSLY INCREASE PRICES BECAUSE THEY CONTROL PEER REVIEW AND THIS CONTROL OF PEER REVIEW HAS NOT BEEN CHALLENGED BY AN ALTERNATIVE SYSTEM CONTROLLED BY ACADEMICS THEMSELVES.  IF LIBRARIES WANT TO FORCE DOWN THE PRICE OF JOURNALS, THEY MUST DEVELOP AN ALTERNATIVE PEER REVIEW PROCESS THAT BREAKS THE MONOPOLY THAT PRIVATE PUBLISHERS HAVE ON THIS PROCESS, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	69
TABLE 3.18:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT AGREE WITH THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT: JOURNAL PUBLISHERS HAVE BEEN ABLE TO CONTINUOUSLY INCREASE PRICES BECAUSE THEY CONTROL PEER REVIEW AND THIS CONTROL OF PEER REVIEW HAS NOT BEEN CHALLENGED BY AN ALTERNATIVE SYSTEM CONTROLLED BY ACADEMICS THEMSELVES.  IF LIBRARIES WANT TO FORCE DOWN THE PRICE OF JOURNALS, THEY MUST DEVELOP AN ALTERNATIVE PEER REVIEW PROCESS THAT BREAKS THE MONOPOLY THAT PRIVATE PUBLISHERS HAVE ON THIS PROCESS, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	69

TABLE 4.1:	PERCENTAGE OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS THAT PROVIDE ELECTRONIC ACCESS AND ALSO PROVIDE PERPETUAL ARCHIVAL ACCESS TO BACK ISSUES, AT LEAST FOR THE YEARS IN WHICH THEY WERE SUBSCRIBERS	70
TABLE 4.2:	PERCENTAGE OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS THAT PROVIDE ELECTRONIC ACCESS AND ALSO PROVIDE PERPETUAL ARCHIVAL ACCESS TO BACK ISSUES, AT LEAST FOR THE YEARS IN WHICH THEY WERE SUBSCRIBERS, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	70
TABLE 4.3:	PERCENTAGE OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS THAT PROVIDE ELECTRONIC ACCESS AND ALSO PROVIDE PERPETUAL ARCHIVAL ACCESS TO BACK ISSUES, AT LEAST FOR THE YEARS IN WHICH THEY WERE SUBSCRIBERS, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	70
TABLE 4.4:	PERCENTAGE OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS THAT PROVIDE ELECTRONIC ACCESS AND ALSO PROVIDE PERPETUAL ARCHIVAL ACCESS TO BACK ISSUES, AT LEAST FOR THE YEARS IN WHICH THEY WERE SUBSCRIBERS, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	70
TABLE 4.5:	PERCENTAGE OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS THAT PROVIDE ELECTRONIC ACCESS AND ALSO PROVIDE PERPETUAL ARCHIVAL ACCESS TO BACK ISSUES, AT LEAST FOR THE YEARS IN WHICH THEY WERE SUBSCRIBERS, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	71
TABLE 4.6:	LIBRARY’S POLICY VIS-À-VIS ELECTRONIC VS. PRINT ACCESS TO SCHOLARLY AND PROFESSIONAL JOURNALS	73
TABLE 4.7:	LIBRARY’S POLICY VIS-À-VIS ELECTRONIC VS. PRINT ACCESS TO SCHOLARLY AND PROFESSIONAL JOURNALS, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	73
TABLE 4.8:	LIBRARY’S POLICY VIS-À-VIS ELECTRONIC VS. PRINT ACCESS TO SCHOLARLY AND PROFESSIONAL JOURNALS, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	74
TABLE 4.9:	LIBRARY’S POLICY VIS-À-VIS ELECTRONIC VS. PRINT ACCESS TO SCHOLARLY AND PROFESSIONAL JOURNALS, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	74
TABLE 4.10:	LIBRARY’S POLICY VIS-À-VIS ELECTRONIC VS. PRINT ACCESS TO SCHOLARLY AND PROFESSIONAL JOURNALS, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	74

TABLE 5.1:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT BARCODE BOUND SERIALS	75
TABLE 5.2:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT BARCODE BOUND SERIALS, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	75
TABLE 5.3:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT BARCODE BOUND SERIALS, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	75
TABLE 5.4:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT BARCODE BOUND SERIALS, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	75
TABLE 5.5:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT BARCODE BOUND SERIALS, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	76
TABLE 5.6:	METHOD BY WHICH LIBRARY KEEPS TRACK OF ITS VARIOUS JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS	77
TABLE 5.7:	METHOD BY WHICH LIBRARY KEEPS TRACK OF ITS VARIOUS JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	77
TABLE 5.8:	METHOD BY WHICH LIBRARY KEEPS TRACK OF ITS VARIOUS JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	78
TABLE 5.9:	METHOD BY WHICH LIBRARY KEEPS TRACK OF ITS VARIOUS JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	78
TABLE 5.10:	METHOD BY WHICH LIBRARY KEEPS TRACK OF ITS VARIOUS JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	79

TABLE 6.1:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT HAVE A URL LINK RESOLVER THAT CONNECTS CATALOG CITATIONS TO FULL TEXT ARTICLES IN COLLECTION	80
TABLE 6.2:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT HAVE A URL LINK RESOLVER THAT CONNECTS CATALOG CITATIONS TO FULL TEXT ARTICLES IN COLLECTION, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	80
TABLE 6.3:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT HAVE A URL LINK RESOLVER THAT CONNECTS CATALOG CITATIONS TO FULL TEXT ARTICLES IN COLLECTION, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	80
TABLE 6.4:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT HAVE A URL LINK RESOLVER THAT CONNECTS CATALOG CITATIONS TO FULL TEXT ARTICLES IN COLLECTION, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	80
TABLE 6.5:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT HAVE A URL LINK RESOLVER THAT CONNECTS CATALOG CITATIONS TO FULL TEXT ARTICLES IN COLLECTION, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	81
TABLE 6.6:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT USE THE FOLLOWING AS ITS PRIMARY LINK RESTORER: SFX	81
TABLE 6.7:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT USE THE FOLLOWING AS ITS PRIMARY LINK RESTORER: SFX, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	81
TABLE 6.8:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT USE THE FOLLOWING AS ITS PRIMARY LINK RESTORER: SFX, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	81
TABLE 6.9:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT USE THE FOLLOWING AS ITS PRIMARY LINK RESTORER: SFX, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	81
TABLE 6.10:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT USE THE FOLLOWING AS ITS PRIMARY LINK RESTORER: SFX, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	82
TABLE 6.11:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT USE THE FOLLOWING AS ITS PRIMARY LINK RESTORER: SERIALS SOLUTIONS	82
TABLE 6.12:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT USE THE FOLLOWING AS ITS PRIMARY LINK RESTORER: SERIALS SOLUTIONS, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	82
TABLE 6.13:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT USE THE FOLLOWING AS ITS PRIMARY LINK RESTORER: SERIALS SOLUTIONS, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	82
TABLE 6.14:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT USE THE FOLLOWING AS ITS PRIMARY LINK RESTORER: SERIALS SOLUTIONS, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	82
TABLE 6.15:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT USE THE FOLLOWING AS ITS PRIMARY LINK RESTORER: SERIALS SOLUTIONS, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	83
TABLE 6.16:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT USE THE FOLLOWING AS ITS PRIMARY LINK RESTORER: VOYAGER	83
TABLE 6.17:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT USE THE FOLLOWING AS ITS PRIMARY LINK RESTORER: HOME GROWN APPLICATION	83
TABLE 6.18:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT USE THE FOLLOWING AS ITS PRIMARY LINK RESTORER: HOME GROWN APPLICATION, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	83
TABLE 6.19:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT USE THE FOLLOWING AS ITS PRIMARY LINK RESTORER: HOME GROWN APPLICATION, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	83
TABLE 6.20:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT USE THE FOLLOWING AS ITS PRIMARY LINK RESTORER: HOME GROWN APPLICATION, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	84
TABLE 6.21:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT USE THE FOLLOWING AS ITS PRIMARY LINK RESTORER: HOME GROWN APPLICATION, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	84

TABLE 7.1:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES FAMILIAR WITH CLOCKSS PROGRAM	85
TABLE 7.2:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES FAMILIAR WITH CLOCKSS PROGRAM, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	85
TABLE 7.3:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES FAMILIAR WITH CLOCKSS PROGRAM, COLUMN BE, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	85
TABLE 7.4:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES FAMILIAR WITH CLOCKSS PROGRAM, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	85
TABLE 7.5:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES FAMILIAR WITH CLOCKSS PROGRAM, COLUMN BE, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	85
TABLE 7.6:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES FAMILIAR WITH CLOCKSS PROGRAM THAT FEEL LIBRARY WILL BE A LIGHT, MODERATE OR HEAVY USER OF PROGRAM	86
TABLE 7.7:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES FAMILIAR WITH CLOCKSS PROGRAM THAT FEEL LIBRARY WILL BE A LIGHT, MODERATE OR HEAVY USER OF PROGRAM, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	86
TABLE 7.8:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES FAMILIAR WITH CLOCKSS PROGRAM THAT FEEL LIBRARY WILL BE A LIGHT, MODERATE OR HEAVY USER OF PROGRAM, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	86
TABLE 7.9:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES FAMILIAR WITH CLOCKSS PROGRAM THAT FEEL LIBRARY WILL BE A LIGHT, MODERATE OR HEAVY USER OF PROGRAM, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	86
TABLE 7.10:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES FAMILIAR WITH CLOCKSS PROGRAM THAT FEEL LIBRARY WILL BE A LIGHT, MODERATE OR HEAVY USER OF PROGRAM, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	87


TABLE 8.1:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM PERCENTAGE OF SCHOLARLY, PROFESSIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL SPENDING BY LIBRARY ACCOUNTED FOR BY DEALS NEGOTIATED THROUGH CONSORTIUM	88
TABLE 8.2:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM PERCENTAGE OF SCHOLARLY, PROFESSIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL SPENDING BY LIBRARY ACCOUNTED FOR BY DEALS NEGOTIATED THROUGH CONSORTIUM, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	88
TABLE 8.3:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM PERCENTAGE OF SCHOLARLY, PROFESSIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL SPENDING BY LIBRARY ACCOUNTED FOR BY DEALS NEGOTIATED THROUGH CONSORTIUM, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	88
TABLE 8.4:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM PERCENTAGE OF SCHOLARLY, PROFESSIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL SPENDING BY LIBRARY ACCOUNTED FOR BY DEALS NEGOTIATED THROUGH CONSORTIUM, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	88
TABLE 8.5:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM PERCENTAGE OF SCHOLARLY, PROFESSIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL SPENDING BY LIBRARY ACCOUNTED FOR BY DEALS NEGOTIATED THROUGH CONSORTIUM, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	89

TABLE 9.1:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM PERCENTAGE CHANGE OVER PAST FIVE YEARS IN ONSITE SHELF SPACE ALLOTTED BY LIBRARY FOR SHELF	90
TABLE 9.2:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM PERCENTAGE CHANGE OVER PAST FIVE YEARS IN ONSITE SHELF SPACE ALLOTTED BY LIBRARY FOR SHELF ACCESS TO JOURNALS, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	90
TABLE 9.3:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM PERCENTAGE CHANGE OVER PAST FIVE YEARS IN ONSITE SHELF SPACE ALLOTTED BY LIBRARY FOR SHELF ACCESS TO JOURNALS, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	90
TABLE 9.4:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM PERCENTAGE CHANGE OVER PAST FIVE YEARS IN ONSITE SHELF SPACE ALLOTTED BY LIBRARY FOR SHELF ACCESS TO JOURNALS, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	90
TABLE 9.5:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM PERCENTAGE CHANGE OVER PAST FIVE YEARS IN ONSITE SHELF SPACE ALLOTTED BY LIBRARY FOR SHELF ACCESS TO JOURNALS, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	91
TABLE 9.6:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM PERCENTAGE INCREASE OR DECREASE OVER THE PAST FIVE YEARS OF OFFSITE OR ONSITE SPACE RESTRICTED FROM ROUTINE PATRON OR LIBRARY ACCESS THAT LIBRARY HAS ALLOTTED TO STORAGE OF PERIODICALS	91
TABLE 9.7:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM PERCENTAGE INCREASE OR DECREASE OVER THE PAST FIVE YEARS OF OFFSITE OR ONSITE SPACE RESTRICTED FROM ROUTINE PATRON OR LIBRARY ACCESS THAT LIBRARY HAS ALLOTTED TO STORAGE OF PERIODICALS, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	91
TABLE 9.8:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM PERCENTAGE INCREASE OR DECREASE OVER THE PAST FIVE YEARS OF OFFSITE OR ONSITE SPACE RESTRICTED FROM ROUTINE PATRON OR LIBRARY ACCESS THAT LIBRARY HAS ALLOTTED TO STORAGE OF PERIODICALS, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	91
TABLE 9.9:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM PERCENTAGE INCREASE OR DECREASE OVER THE PAST FIVE YEARS OF OFFSITE OR ONSITE SPACE RESTRICTED FROM ROUTINE PATRON OR LIBRARY ACCESS THAT LIBRARY HAS ALLOTTED TO STORAGE OF PERIODICALS, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	92
TABLE 9.10:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM PERCENTAGE INCREASE OR DECREASE OVER THE PAST FIVE YEARS OF OFFSITE OR ONSITE SPACE RESTRICTED FROM ROUTINE PATRON OR LIBRARY ACCESS THAT LIBRARY HAS ALLOTTED TO STORAGE OF PERIODICALS, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	92

TABLE 10.1:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT HAVE USED THE FOLLOWING AS MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT	93
TABLE 10.2:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT HAVE USED THE FOLLOWING AS MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	93
TABLE 10.3:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT HAVE USED THE FOLLOWING AS MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	93
TABLE 10.4:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT HAVE USED THE FOLLOWING AS MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	93
TABLE 10.5:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT HAVE USED THE FOLLOWING AS MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	94
TABLE 10.6:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS USED BY LIBRARY IN PAST YEAR TO WHICH IT PAID AT LEAST $1,000	94
TABLE 10.7:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS USED BY LIBRARY IN PAST YEAR TO WHICH IT PAID AT LEAST $1,000, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	94
TABLE 10.8:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS USED BY LIBRARY IN PAST YEAR TO WHICH IT PAID AT LEAST $1,000, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	95
TABLE 10.9:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS USED BY LIBRARY IN PAST YEAR TO WHICH IT PAID AT LEAST $1,000, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	95
TABLE 10.10:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS USED BY LIBRARY IN PAST YEAR TO WHICH IT PAID AT LEAST $1,000, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	95
TABLE 10.11:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT HAVE CHANGED MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT IN PAST THREE YEARS OR HAVE MADE OTHER CHANGES THAT SIGNIFICANTLY DECREASED EXTENT TO WHICH MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT WAS USED IN THIS PERIOD	96
TABLE 10.12:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT HAVE CHANGED MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT IN PAST THREE YEARS OR HAVE MADE OTHER CHANGES THAT SIGNIFICANTLY DECREASED EXTENT TO WHICH MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT WAS USED IN THIS PERIOD, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	96
TABLE 10.13:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT HAVE CHANGED MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT IN PAST THREE YEARS OR HAVE MADE OTHER CHANGES THAT SIGNIFICANTLY DECREASED EXTENT TO WHICH MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT WAS USED IN THIS PERIOD, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	96
TABLE 10.14:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT HAVE CHANGED MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT IN PAST THREE YEARS OR HAVE MADE OTHER CHANGES THAT SIGNIFICANTLY DECREASED EXTENT TO WHICH MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT WAS USED IN THIS PERIOD, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	96
TABLE 10.15:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT HAVE CHANGED MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT IN PAST THREE YEARS OR HAVE MADE OTHER CHANGES THAT SIGNIFICANTLY DECREASED EXTENT TO WHICH MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT WAS USED IN THIS PERIOD, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	97
TABLE 10.16:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM AVERAGE PERCENTAGE COMMISSION PAID TO MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT	97
TABLE 10.17:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM AVERAGE PERCENTAGE COMMISSION PAID TO MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	97
TABLE 10.18:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM AVERAGE PERCENTAGE COMMISSION PAID TO MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	97
TABLE 10.19:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM AVERAGE PERCENTAGE COMMISSION PAID TO MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	98
TABLE 10.20:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM AVERAGE PERCENTAGE RATE OF SERVICE PAID TO MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	98
TABLE 10.21:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT PAY A FIXED PERCENTAGE OF JOURNAL SPENDING FOR ALL JOURNAL TITLES THROUGH A SUBSCRIPTION AGENT VERSUS LIBRARIES THAT PAY DIFFERENT PERCENTAGES FOR DIFFERENT TYPES OF TITLES THROUGH THAT AGENT	98
TABLE 10.22:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT PAY A FIXED PERCENTAGE OF JOURNAL SPENDING FOR ALL JOURNAL TITLES THROUGH A SUBSCRIPTION AGENT VERSUS LIBRARIES THAT PAY DIFFERENT PERCENTAGES FOR DIFFERENT TYPES OF TITLES THROUGH THAT AGENT, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	98
TABLE 10.23:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT PAY A FIXED PERCENTAGE OF JOURNAL SPENDING FOR ALL JOURNAL TITLES THROUGH A SUBSCRIPTION AGENT VERSUS LIBRARIES THAT PAY DIFFERENT PERCENTAGES FOR DIFFERENT TYPES OF TITLES THROUGH THAT AGENT, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	99
TABLE 10.24:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT PAY A FIXED PERCENTAGE OF JOURNAL SPENDING FOR ALL JOURNAL TITLES THROUGH A SUBSCRIPTION AGENT VERSUS LIBRARIES THAT PAY DIFFERENT PERCENTAGES FOR DIFFERENT TYPES OF TITLES THROUGH THAT AGENT, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	99
TABLE 10.25:	PERCENTAGE OF LIBRARIES THAT PAY A FIXED PERCENTAGE OF JOURNAL SPENDING FOR ALL JOURNAL TITLES THROUGH A SUBSCRIPTION AGENT VERSUS LIBRARIES THAT PAY DIFFERENT PERCENTAGES FOR DIFFERENT TYPES OF TITLES THROUGH THAT AGENT, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	99
TABLE 10.26:	LIBRARY’S LEVEL OF SATISFACTION WITH MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT BASED ON TIMELINESS OF SERVICE	99
TABLE 10.27:	LIBRARY’S LEVEL OF SATISFACTION WITH MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT BASED ON TIMELINESS OF SERVICE, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	100
TABLE 10.28:	LIBRARY’S LEVEL OF SATISFACTION WITH MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT BASED ON TIMELINESS OF SERVICE, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	100
TABLE 10.29:	LIBRARY’S LEVEL OF SATISFACTION WITH MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT BASED ON TIMELINESS OF SERVICE, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	100
TABLE 10.30:	LIBRARY’S LEVEL OF SATISFACTION WITH MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT BASED ON TIMELINESS OF SERVICE, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	101
TABLE 10.31:	LIBRARY’S LEVEL OF SATISFACTION WITH MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT BASED ON GENERAL ATTENTION TO DETAIL ON ORDERS, PAYMENTS AND OTHER ROUTINE BUT IMPORTANT ISSUES	101
TABLE 10.32:	LIBRARY’S LEVEL OF SATISFACTION WITH MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT BASED ON GENERAL ATTENTION TO DETAIL ON ORDERS, PAYMENTS AND OTHER ROUTINE BUT IMPORTANT ISSUES, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	101
TABLE 10.33:	LIBRARY’S LEVEL OF SATISFACTION WITH MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT BASED ON GENERAL ATTENTION TO DETAIL ON ORDERS, PAYMENTS AND OTHER ROUTINE BUT IMPORTANT ISSUES, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	102
TABLE 10.34:	LIBRARY’S LEVEL OF SATISFACTION WITH MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT BASED ON GENERAL ATTENTION TO DETAIL ON ORDERS, PAYMENTS AND OTHER ROUTINE BUT IMPORTANT ISSUES, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	102
TABLE 10.35:	LIBRARY’S LEVEL OF SATISFACTION WITH MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT BASED ON GENERAL ATTENTION TO DETAIL ON ORDERS, PAYMENTS AND OTHER ROUTINE BUT IMPORTANT ISSUES, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	102
TABLE 10.36:	LIBRARY’S LEVEL OF SATISFACTION WITH MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT BASED ON COST OF THE SERVICE	103
TABLE 10.37:	LIBRARY’S LEVEL OF SATISFACTION WITH MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT BASED ON COST OF THE SERVICE, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	103
TABLE 10.38:	LIBRARY’S LEVEL OF SATISFACTION WITH MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT BASED ON COST OF THE SERVICE, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	103
TABLE 10.39:	LIBRARY’S LEVEL OF SATISFACTION WITH MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT BASED ON COST OF THE SERVICE, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	103
TABLE 10.40:	LIBRARY’S LEVEL OF SATISFACTION WITH MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT BASED ON COST OF THE SERVICE, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	104
TABLE 10.41:	LIBRARY’S LEVEL OF SATISFACTION WITH MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT BASED ON BREADTH OF THE SERVICE, CAPACITY TO OBTAIN A BROAD RANGE OF ITEMS IN ACCEPTABLE TIME FRAME	104
TABLE 10.42:	LIBRARY’S LEVEL OF SATISFACTION WITH MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT BASED ON BREADTH OF THE SERVICE, CAPACITY TO OBTAIN A BROAD RANGE OF ITEMS IN ACCEPTABLE TIME FRAME, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	104
TABLE 10.43:	LIBRARY’S LEVEL OF SATISFACTION WITH MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT BASED ON BREADTH OF THE SERVICE, CAPACITY TO OBTAIN A BROAD RANGE OF ITEMS IN ACCEPTABLE TIME FRAME, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	105
TABLE 10.44:	LIBRARY’S LEVEL OF SATISFACTION WITH MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT BASED ON BREADTH OF THE SERVICE, CAPACITY TO OBTAIN A BROAD RANGE OF ITEMS IN ACCEPTABLE TIME FRAME, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	105
TABLE 10.45:	LIBRARY’S LEVEL OF SATISFACTION WITH MAIN SUBSCRIPTION AGENT BASED ON BREADTH OF THE SERVICE, CAPACITY TO OBTAIN A BROAD RANGE OF ITEMS IN ACCEPTABLE TIME FRAME, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	105
TABLE 10.46:	LIBRARY’S ATTITUDE TOWARD UNIFORM DATE RENEWAL OF MAIN CONTRACTS WITH SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS AND MAJOR PUBLISHERS OF MULTIPLE TITLES	106
TABLE 10.47:	LIBRARY’S ATTITUDE TOWARD UNIFORM DATE RENEWAL OF MAIN CONTRACTS WITH SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS AND MAJOR PUBLISHERS OF MULTIPLE TITLES, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	106
TABLE 10.48:	LIBRARY’S ATTITUDE TOWARD UNIFORM DATE RENEWAL OF MAIN CONTRACTS WITH SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS AND MAJOR PUBLISHERS OF MULTIPLE TITLES, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	106
TABLE 10.49:	LIBRARY’S ATTITUDE TOWARD UNIFORM DATE RENEWAL OF MAIN CONTRACTS WITH SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS AND MAJOR PUBLISHERS OF MULTIPLE TITLES, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	107
TABLE 10.50:	LIBRARY’S ATTITUDE TOWARD UNIFORM DATE RENEWAL OF MAIN CONTRACTS WITH SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS AND MAJOR PUBLISHERS OF MULTIPLE TITLES, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	107

TABLE 11.1:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY	108
TABLE 11.2:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	108
TABLE 11.3:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	108
TABLE 11.4:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	109
TABLE 11.5:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	109
TABLE 11.6:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS	110
TABLE 11.7:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	110
TABLE 11.8:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	110
TABLE 11.9:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	111
TABLE 11.10:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	111
TABLE 11.11:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION	112
TABLE 11.12:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	112
TABLE 11.13:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	112
TABLE 11.14:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	113
TABLE 11.15:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	113
TABLE 11.16:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  AMERICAN PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY	114
TABLE 11.17:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  AMERICAN PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	114
TABLE 11.18:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  AMERICAN PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	114
TABLE 11.19:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  AMERICAN PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	115
TABLE 11.20:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  AMERICAN PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	116
TABLE 11.21:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  ELSEVIER	116
TABLE 11.22:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  ELSEVIER, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	117
TABLE 11.23:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  ELSEVIER, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	117
TABLE 11.24:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  ELSEVIER, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	117
TABLE 11.25:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  ELSEVIER, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	118
TABLE 11.26:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  IOP PUBLISHING	118
TABLE 11.27:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  IOP PUBLISHING, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	119
TABLE 11.28:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  IOP PUBLISHING, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	119
TABLE 11.29:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  IOP PUBLISHING, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	119
TABLE 11.30:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  IOP PUBLISHING, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	120
TABLE 11.31:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  NATURE PUBLISHING GROUP	120
TABLE 11.32:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  NATURE PUBLISHING GROUP, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	121
TABLE 11.33:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  NATURE PUBLISHING GROUP, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	121
TABLE 11.34:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  NATURE PUBLISHING GROUP, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	121
TABLE 11.35:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  NATURE PUBLISHING GROUP, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	122
TABLE 11.36:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS	122
TABLE 11.37:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	123
TABLE 11.38:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	123
TABLE 11.39:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	123
TABLE 11.40:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	124
TABLE 11.41:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  SAGE PUBLICATIONS	124
TABLE 11.42:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  SAGE PUBLICATIONS, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	125
TABLE 11.43:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  SAGE PUBLICATIONS, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	125
TABLE 11.44:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  SAGE PUBLICATIONS, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	125
TABLE 11.45:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  SAGE PUBLICATIONS, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	126
TABLE 11.46:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  SPRINGER	126
TABLE 11.47:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  SPRINGER, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	127
TABLE 11.48:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  SPRINGER, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	127
TABLE 11.49:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  SPRINGER, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	127
TABLE 11.50:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  SPRINGER, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	128
TABLE 11.51:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  TAYLOR & FRANCIS	128
TABLE 11.52:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  TAYLOR & FRANCIS, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	129
TABLE 11.53:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  TAYLOR & FRANCIS, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	129
TABLE 11.54:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  TAYLOR & FRANCIS, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	129
TABLE 11.55:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  TAYLOR & FRANCIS, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	130
TABLE 11.56:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  WILEY-BLACKWELL	130
TABLE 11.57:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  WILEY-BLACKWELL, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	131
TABLE 11.58:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  WILEY-BLACKWELL, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	131
TABLE 11.59:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  WILEY-BLACKWELL, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	131
TABLE 11.60:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF PRICING POLICIES OF THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER OVER THE PAST THREE YEARS:  WILEY-BLACKWELL, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	132
TABLE 11.61:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY	132
TABLE 11.62:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	132
TABLE 11.63:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	133
TABLE 11.64:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	133
TABLE 11.65:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS	133
TABLE 11.66:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	133
TABLE 11.67:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	134
TABLE 11.68:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	134
TABLE 11.69:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION	134
TABLE 11.70:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	134
TABLE 11.71:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	135
TABLE 11.72:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	135
TABLE 11.73:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	135
TABLE 11.74:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: AMERICAN PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY	136
TABLE 11.75:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: AMERICAN PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	136
TABLE 11.76:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: AMERICAN PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	136
TABLE 11.77:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: AMERICAN PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	136
TABLE 11.78:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: ELSEVIER	137
TABLE 11.79:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: ELSEVIER, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	137
TABLE 11.80:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: ELSEVIER, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	137
TABLE 11.81:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: ELSEVIER, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	137
TABLE 11.82:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: IOP PUBLISHING	137
TABLE 11.83:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: IOP PUBLISHING, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	138
TABLE 11.84:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: IOP PUBLISHING, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	138
TABLE 11.85:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: IOP PUBLISHING, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	138
TABLE 11.86:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: NATURE PUBLISHING GROUP	138
TABLE 11.87:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: NATURE PUBLISHING GROUP, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	138
TABLE 11.88:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: NATURE PUBLISHING GROUP, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	139
TABLE 11.89:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: NATURE PUBLISHING GROUP, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	139
TABLE 11.90:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: NATURE PUBLISHING GROUP, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	139
TABLE 11.91:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS	140
TABLE 11.92:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	140
TABLE 11.93:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	140
TABLE 11.94:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	140
TABLE 11.95:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: SAGE PUBLICATIONS	140
TABLE 11.96:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: SAGE PUBLICATIONS, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	141
TABLE 11.97:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: SAGE PUBLICATIONS, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	141
TABLE 11.98:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: SAGE PUBLICATIONS, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	141
TABLE 11.99:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: SPRINGER	141
TABLE 11.100:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: SPRINGER, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	141
TABLE 11.101:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: SPRINGER, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	142
TABLE 11.102:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: SPRINGER, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	142
TABLE 11.103:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: TAYLOR & FRANCIS	142
TABLE 11.104:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: TAYLOR & FRANCIS, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	142
TABLE 11.105:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: TAYLOR & FRANCIS, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	142
TABLE 11.106:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: TAYLOR & FRANCIS, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	143
TABLE 11.107:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: WILEY-BLACKWELL	143
TABLE 11.108:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: WILEY-BLACKWELL, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	143
TABLE 11.109:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: WILEY-BLACKWELL, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	143
TABLE 11.110:	MEAN, MEDIAN, MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF JOURNAL SUBSCRIPTIONS CANCELED FROM THE FOLLOWING PUBLISHER WITHIN THE PAST YEAR: WILEY-BLACKWELL, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	144
TABLE 11.111:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY	144
TABLE 11.112:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	144
TABLE 11.113:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	144
TABLE 11.114:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	145
TABLE 11.115:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	145
TABLE 11.116:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS	146
TABLE 11.117:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	146
TABLE 11.118:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	146
TABLE 11.119:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	146
TABLE 11.120:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	147
TABLE 11.121:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION	147
TABLE 11.122:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	147
TABLE 11.123:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	148
TABLE 11.124:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	148
TABLE 11.125:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	149
TABLE 11.126:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: AMERICAN PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY	149
TABLE 11.127:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: AMERICAN PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	150
TABLE 11.128:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: AMERICAN PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	150
TABLE 11.129:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: AMERICAN PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	150
TABLE 11.130:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: AMERICAN PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	151
TABLE 11.131:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: ELSEVIER	151
TABLE 11.132:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: ELSEVIER, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	151
TABLE 11.133:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: ELSEVIER, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	152
TABLE 11.134:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: ELSEVIER, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	152
TABLE 11.135:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: ELSEVIER, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	153
TABLE 11.136:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: IOP PUBLISHING	153
TABLE 11.137:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: IOP PUBLISHING, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	153
TABLE 11.138:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: IOP PUBLISHING, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	154
TABLE 11.139:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: IOP PUBLISHING, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	154
TABLE 11.140:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: IOP PUBLISHING, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	155
TABLE 11.141:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: NATURE PUBLISHING GROUP	155
TABLE 11.142:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: NATURE PUBLISHING GROUP, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	155
TABLE 11.143:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: NATURE PUBLISHING GROUP, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	156
TABLE 11.144:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: NATURE PUBLISHING GROUP, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	156
TABLE 11.145:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: NATURE PUBLISHING GROUP, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	157
TABLE 11.146:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS	157
TABLE 11.147:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	157
TABLE 11.148:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	158
TABLE 11.149:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	158
TABLE 11.150:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	159
TABLE 11.151:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: SAGE PUBLICATIONS	159
TABLE 11.152:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: SAGE PUBLICATIONS, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	159
TABLE 11.153:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: SAGE PUBLICATIONS, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	160
TABLE 11.154:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: SAGE PUBLICATIONS, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	160
TABLE 11.155:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: SAGE PUBLICATIONS, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	161
TABLE 11.156:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: SPRINGER	161
TABLE 11.157:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: SPRINGER, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	161
TABLE 11.158:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: SPRINGER, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	162
TABLE 11.159:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: SPRINGER, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	162
TABLE 11.160:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: SPRINGER, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	163
TABLE 11.161:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: TAYLOR & FRANCIS	163
TABLE 11.162:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: TAYLOR & FRANCIS, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	163
TABLE 11.163:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: TAYLOR & FRANCIS, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	164
TABLE 11.164:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: TAYLOR & FRANCIS, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	164
TABLE 11.165:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: TAYLOR & FRANCIS, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	165
TABLE 11.166:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: WILEY-BLACKWELL	165
TABLE 11.167:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: WILEY-BLACKWELL, BROKEN OUT BY U.S. AND NON-U.S. LIBRARIES	166
TABLE 11.168:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: WILEY-BLACKWELL, BROKEN OUT BY ACADEMIC AND NON-ACADEMIC LIBRARIES	166
TABLE 11.169:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: WILEY-BLACKWELL, BROKEN OUT BY LEVEL OF ANNUAL SPENDING ON JOURNALS	166
TABLE 11.170:	LIBRARIANS’ OPINION OF THE ARCHIVAL AND PERPETUAL ACCESS POLICIES TYPICALLY OFFERED BY THE FOLLOWING JOURNAL PUBLISHER: WILEY-BLACKWELL, BROKEN OUT BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION	167






 
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