Abstract
Although consortial purchases of electronic resources by academic libraries are prevalent, there are few cost-benefit analysis studies of such transactions. This case study fulfills this shortage, in part, through a cost-benefit analysis for an electronic product acquired by an academic library consortium, finding significant savings in patron time.
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