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Considers the various methods used to bring accountability intointerlending, and the problems these methods have caused to librarystaff. Discusses invoicing, coupon exchanges and the potential solutionof reciprocal agreements. Concludes that invoicing is not guaranteed topay its own way, and reciprocal agreements using the OCLC ILL statisticsoffers the opportunity to reducing the invoicing workload.
OCLC Micro – Emerald Publishing
Published: Apr 1, 1991
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