The mobility of those involved changed only a decade after the problem. The engineers and supervisors working at the time of the release of the cars in the market after they were aware of the ignition switch defect were fired. The CEO was fired from the Obama administration but that did not change the social mobility for him. Rick Wagoner had attained enough wealth to stay in the same privilege category as the superclass. As far as the concern about income “After leaving GM, Mr. Wagoner dug into work at his alma mater, Duke University, where he was named head of the board of directors earlier this year. Mr. Wagoner also sits on the boards of Washington Post Co. and Detroit Country Day High School” (Terlep, 2015). …show more content…
GM has developed a least coslty solution such as having their costumers schedule a repair appointment with their GM dealer, together with the recall of the other $30.4 million vehicles. The second solution that is already in place is new engeneers and a new CEO. This problem will have an impact on the rest of the family and friends of those involved in crashes, and make them steer clear from making purchases from General Motors. They have planted distrust in a big part of the population, and many are still suffering the loss of loved