Case #1275.0

Managing the Underground City: The New York City Transit Authority Reclaims its Subway Stations

Publication Date: January 01, 1995
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Abstract:
This is a text-based case that provides the history of the origins and hopes for the station manager program described in the CD-ROM case (1275.9), The New York City Transit Authority Station Manager Program: The Problem at 231st Street." The teaching note (1275.2) covers both titles.

Learning Objective:
This is a text-based case that provides the history of the origins and hopes for the station manager program described in the CD-ROM case (1275.9), The New York City Transit Authority Station Manager Program: The Problem at 231st Street." The teaching note (1275.2) covers both titles.

Other Details

Case Author:
David Eddy Spicer and Mark Moore
Faculty Lead:
Mark Moore
Pages (incl. exhibits):
21
Setting:
United States
Language:
English
Funding Source:
Ford Foundation