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    I do?”, “Is this morally correct?”, “Am I going to be responsible for these actions?”, etc. arise in many occasions. Volkswagen engineer, James Liang, was faced with these questions when he developed a device to “cheat” the national United States emissions tests, therefore making it seem that the Volkswagen was reputable, and it could be noted as a “clean diesel” vehicle (Volkswagen). Through research, James Liang’s actions are being investigated, and it will be determined if he took…

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    Over the past few months we have been hit by a major scandal about Volkswagen cheating on multiple diesel emission tests for the TDI engines. This event has damaged the Volkswagen reputation. However, has this event affected the popularity of diesel vehicles as a whole? With the increased concern for the environment and a higher interest to drive more fuel-efficient vehicles can diesel vehicles make a comeback for the 21st century as an alternative to gasoline, electric, and hybrid vehicles?…

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    Volkswagen group concepts make a few distribution, production, and market-based networks all around the world. Additionally, Volkswagen has also exploited the absolute advantage of its capital and organisation and locations abroad since it shifted to cheap labour and raw materials in countries like China, Mexico, and…

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    occurred because the driver whom was driving a silver Volkswagen GTI was headed southbound trying to cut between two cars at a red light. Since the driver of the Volkswagen made such a horrible decision it caused the individual to die, not mentioning that they were going 80 mph; so I assume they were in a rush. The Volkswagen crashed into two cars which was a black Chrysler 300 and a red Nissan Maxima. Those two cars were at the red light when the Volkswagen tried to quickly squeeze between…

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    In Henry Paynes political cartoon published September 28, 2015 he talks about the Volkswagen Scandal. Volkswagen is a very well known car company here in the US. As of right now, they are not doing so well. They are making some of their cars require diesel and while they were testing them they put special devices in them to make them run at a lower standard while in test mode. They did this because the EPA has made a rule where there can only be a certain percentage of exhaust coming out of the…

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    sporting event in the United States every year. However, some people tune in just to see the commercials. This is because some of the best advertisements are shown during this big time game. Two examples of these are the Budweiser “Puppy Love” and Volkswagen “The Force” commercials. The thing that makes these commercials different from the rest is that they make viewers feel a positive emotion towards the brands that will later subconsciously influence their buying decisions and that is why…

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    critical role in defining their global marketing initiatives (Cornelissen, 2014). The communication of the brand details helps potential customers to have a better understanding of the brand. The value proposition of a globalized entity such as Volkswagen should be in line with the actual needs and regulations of the local markets. Such local needs and regulations are guided by the local tastes and customs (Hotchkiss, 2013).…

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    of the leader (Dees, 2013, p.43). A leader will either rise and sparkle amid an emergency, or sunk into the profundity of darkness and never to be heard from again. For example, in light of recent occasions at the Volkswagen organization, the CEO left his position. Presently Volkswagen is searching for a leader who had some expertise in crisis…

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    aspects of perceptual selectivity as they relate to consumer behavior: exposure and attention.” [Michael Solomon et all, consumer behavior 3rd edition, FT]. Volkswagen group capitalizes on the perceptual selectivity and make humorous advertisements and billboards to seek consumer’s attention. For an example, when the company launched Volkswagen beetle in the US market, they made banners on “think small” with an intension to create buzz for small cars. Figure – 1 Back in time, this…

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    The World’s Biggest Auto Companies The automotive industry is made up of a wide range of companies involved in the designing, manufacturing, marketing and development of motor vehicles. The term automotive comes from the Greek word autos (self) and the Latin word motivus (of motion). The 1890s were the milestone following the advent of the automobile industry with hundreds of manufacturers already existing. The United States of America led the industry by remaining on top it for several…

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