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    an unorthodox director, but he knows how to get across the message he wants to display. This was the first movie this mogul of documentaries did. Filmmaker Michael Moore was born and raised in Flint, Michigan, a city dominated by one company, General Motors (GM), which is the largest corporation in the world and which was founded in Flint. The people of Flint were prosperous because of GM, and in turn…

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    automakers and U.S Government are facing. With the raising of Chinese economy, the U.S like other countries has to cope with many challenges. Looking at the whole pictures of car manufacturers, there are “big boys” originally born in America – General Motors, Ford, Chrysler but now, as we can see, freedom in international trade has wide opened the domestic market to foreign carmakers to come in, and those three companies have to share with new players. We see Honda,…

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    QUESTION 2 Tesla Motors, Inc. is a US company, founded in July 2003 by Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning, aiming to build electric cars for a wide audience. In the spring of 2004, venture capital investors rose, with Elon Musk becoming chairman of the supervisory board, and soon becoming the defining figure of Tesla (Tesla, 2016). Musk is financially involved in Tesla Motors; he has re-invested the profit from other products into the company. At the end of 2008, Tesla Motors was close to…

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    Maruti S-Cross Case Study

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    Maruti S-Cross Facelift 2017 Price, Launch and Features – Nexa Pune Put up for a showcase in the 2016 Sao Paulo Auto Show, the Maruti S-Cross 2017 has been launched in the UK in three variants, namely, SZ4, SZ-T and SZ5. This latest model from the Japanese car-maker is said to be fit with all the new and advanced features that are sure to give its competitors the run for their money. Considered to be an upgrade to its predecessors, the new S-Cross from Maruti Suzuki is soon to be released in the…

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    to the industry. While sales in 1971 passed $3 billion, profits reached a mere $45 million. International Harvester's share in the construction and farm markets continued to decline, and it fell to a number two ranking in heavy trucks, after Ford Motor Co. Although the company had cut its employment from 98,000 to 15,000 and shuttered all but seven of its 42 plants, it still lost $3.3 billion from 1979 to 1985. Troubled by soft markets and persistent creditors, International Harvester entered a…

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    model T changed “the deep confusion about what automobiles were for” (Casey, J. Dodge, & H. Dodge, 2010). His cleverness in manufacturing, introducing, pricing and marketing his automobiles answered the question: “At stake were not only the forms motor vehicle technology would take, but also the social ends it would serve. How, where and with what effects should people use the new machines?” (Casey, J. Dodge, & H. Dodge,…

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    Chevy Cobalt Case Summary

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    This week we have been assigned the task of evaluating the quality system that was used by General Motors during the recall of the Chevy Cobalt. A switch in an area of the manufacturers design caused the corporation to be in the spotlight unexpectedly. The public wanted answers and GM was deliberate in their approach to settling the matter. This essay will shed light on the perceived quality structure used in this case as well as my thoughts and opinions on whether or not GM used the proper…

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    Porter’s FIVE FORCE MODEL Hyundai Motor Corporation faces the significant effects of the external factors in its industry environment, as shown Porter’s five force model. These external factors imply forces on Hyundai and it influences their strategic direction. Even with the issues and challenges identified in this Five Forces analysis, Hyundai remains one of the top players in the global automotive industry. Such success shows the ability of the company to withstand the negative forces in its…

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    State Department of Environmental Quality 1. Background Description Flint is a city located inside Michigan State. In the past few decades, it was fueled by automobile industry. However, due to the depression in auto industry, companies such as General Motors had close their door of plants, which led to a high rate of unemployment and crime rate as well. Later on, in 2011, the state took budgetary control over the whole city because it was in a financial emergency. Therefore, everything started…

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    Flint City Budget Essay

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    recall the then incumbent city mayor Woodrow Stanley, due to mishandling of the city budget which has piled to an outstanding $30 million city defect. (FRAMMOLINO, 2002) The city’s local government began to take on major financial blows after General Motors (GM) closed its doors to its Buck plant in 1999, adding to the city an additional 4,000 unemployed workers to the city’s unemployed work force. The average GM worker made an income of $40,000, with the city losing so much income the city…

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