Volkswagen Spray Diagram

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Spray diagram : (Lane 2000) ‘’spray diagram are mainly used for representing the structure of an argument to encapsulate the relationship between the idea of others or of note taking
The spray diagram can be drown by using central circle that is main topic with blobs for sup topics , the other words in the line with right the title

Is the scandal of any company effect the own company or the economy as a whole ? Volkswagen suffered major crisis because of scandal in manufactured cars and they sold 11 million cars with use device that it changing the performance of cars to improve results . and this scandal effects the economics of Germany , it’s also risks for street cleaners when increase nitrogen dioxide levels , Volkswagen think that the
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VW thinks that the solution is to suspended the staff that damage the company , and unveiled a new chief executive (Muller)that he announced a corporate shake up to simplify management team , he is also investigations how the company cheated , VW think that he need a climate that the mistakes never hidden , but that is not the ideal solution , VW must start to correct all their mistakes for example change their employs and the way of working , and manufacturing the cars without use this devices that cheat people

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