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Video Materials per 1,000 population, 1991-2002

Abstract

The smaller the library the more videos per 1,000 population served. All increased by this measure but the smallest grew by the greatest percentage with the exception that the 95th percentile libraries grew at a higher rate than the other Fourth Quartile libraries.

There is a Rank Order Table for this variable in 2002 and a summary table of the ranks by state from 1992-2002.

A line plot of the mean number of interlibrary loans received per 1,000 population at the five groups by year
Video Materials per 1,000 population, by Group
  First Quartile Second Quartile Third Quartile Fourth Quartile 95%
1990 . . . . .
1991 71.27 44.99 37.64 28.49 17.49
1992 98.58 55.06 46.77 33.19 22.11
1993 126.34 66.18 53.47 38.43 25.89
1994 151.36 73.45 60.05 42.64 30.26
1995 178.70 88.48 70.08 49.26 36.32
1996 213.56 102.42 81.04 56.13 41.75
1997 248.34 116.86 91.21 63.60 47.53
1998 283.01 130.57 100.00 72.15 55.72
1999 316.78 146.65 112.84 80.68 62.14
2000 365.35 163.98 124.65 89.55 69.30
2001 406.79 183.84 135.97 98.94 77.42
2002 449.36 202.11 151.37 110.27 88.00
# increase,
1991-2002		 378.1 157.1 113.7 81.8 70.5
% increase,
1991-2002		 530.5 349.2 302.2 287.0 403.1

Note: The value for the Town of Ulster Public Library, Kinston, New York (newkey = NY0259) for POPU_UND for 1992 was 8,478, 1993 was 1, and 1994 was 11,507. In this analysis, the value for 1993 was changed to 9,993, the mean of the 1992 and 1994 figures.

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October 19, 2004
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