This case details the only independently owned bridge between the Canada and America and the potential building of a second competing and owned bridge. The fate of the public bridge will be decided by an approaching crucial vote, a Michigan student must determine whether she considers that an essential public infrastructure should be privately held and just how to vote. A deeper problem is contemplated by her as well - the fundamental principle of capitalism, a system that sometimes perpetuates disbalances since people benefit from their hard efforts and are able to defend their self-interests. The student comprehends that her vote is not just about the future of the bridge that is public but in addition about her beliefs in equality and balancing individualism.
The Detroit River International Crossing Bridge case study solution
PUBLICATION DATE: January 29, 2014 PRODUCT #: W13596-HCB-ENG
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