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In our era of scarcity, there is renewed interest in weighing benefits against costs. Today, library managers must do more than set goals; they must also consider the cost of attaining the goals. The methodology for this kind of assessment has been around for decades. Most depend on certain common elements: how to analyze and measure costs, benefits, and discount factors, and how to apply decision rules.

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