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8947	Malinconico, S. Michael	The LC/MARC Record As a National Standard	1974-09-01	2	.pdf	application/pdf	621	34	51	a rather cacophonous debate concerning MARC as a "standard," and the definition of a MARC compatible record. bibliographic record, the specific analysis to which it is subjected in an Rather, a more pragmatic approach is taken based on an evaluation of the costs to manufacturers ANSI standards, for example, are subject to employed in an LC/MARC record. bibliographic data may be transmitted is accepted as a codified national orders, a bibliographic record, an abstract, or an authority record by adopting specific conventions regarding the interpretation of numeric tags. Content designators (numeric tags, subfields, delimiters, etc.) It might safely be said that in the most common use of a MARC system which accepts a record as created by LC produces from the compatible 1·ecord products not discernibly different from those created from an LC/MARC record. LC/MARC record. Thus, what is called for is a family of standards all downwardly compatible with LC/MARC, employing ANSI Z39.2 as a structural base.	./cache/8947.pdf	./txt/8947.txt