By Sarah Trefethen and Michael Gartland, New York Post; October 1, 2017
Stalled subways could be costing city businesses and workers as much as $389 million a year in lost productivity and wages, a report from the city comptroller revealed Sunday.
The report, which is based on MTA statistics from the last year and the city’s $34 average hourly wage, shows that the 5, 7 and A lines are potentially the most costly when it comes to delays.
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