4.2 I The Economic Contribution of Volunteerism Toward the Value of Our Cultural Inventory

4.2 I The Economic Contribution of Volunteerism Toward the Value of Our Cultural Inventory

Economics

Volunteers

Contents:
- A historical perspective of markets and economic value
- The role of the volunteer and who is the volunteer
- Review of approaches for calculating the value of non-compensated volunteerism
- Findings
- Endnotes
- Appendix 1: Table 1, Persons who performed unpaid volunteer work at some time during the year ended May 1989, by sex and selected characteristics (Numbers in thousands)
- Appendix 2: Table 2, Persons who performed unpaid volunteer work at some time during the year ended May 1989 by race of Hispanic origin and selected characteristics (Numbers in thousands)
- Appendix 3: Table from Monthly Labor Review, February 1991
- Appendix 4: Equivalency value assessment for non-compensated volunteer: Metal detector
- Appendix 5: Equivalency value assessment for non-compensated volunteers: Cataloging/Data entry
- Appendix 6: Visitation records - Custer Battlefield

1993

Colonna, Carl M.
Professor
Christopher Newport College

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