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Case
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Reference no. HKS0247.0
Published by: Harvard Kennedy School
Published in: 1979
Length: 34 pages

Abstract

This series of cases on the Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority, the mass transit agency serving the Boston metropolitan area, examines the management of an urban service delivery agency. Each case, as well as the series as a whole, is designed to develop students' skills in analyzing problems and issues that confront top-level managers of a public agency, and in developing strategies to deal with them.

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Abstract

This series of cases on the Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority, the mass transit agency serving the Boston metropolitan area, examines the management of an urban service delivery agency. Each case, as well as the series as a whole, is designed to develop students' skills in analyzing problems and issues that confront top-level managers of a public agency, and in developing strategies to deal with them.

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