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    Ford Pinto Ethics

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    In fear of losing clientele to foreign car companies, they decided to quick sell affordable compact cars and lacked in quality. Cost-benefit analysis should not have been applied in this situation because this requires Ford to assess the cost of possible death, severe burns, vehicle damage and making the necessary repairs (Harris, 2009). How can a car company or any administration put a price to human life? They cannot possibly take into account other

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    Nissan 4x4 trucks and their respective Nissan 4x4 parts are cleverly designed and made for tough off-roading or severely demanding work. Nissan 4x4 vehicles have the capacity to pull light cargos, tug other light-weight vehicles, carry heavy loads, and easily drive through the rough terrains where endurance and power of the truck are actually put to the test. Nissan 4x4 trucks can do almost anything that you want to accomplish, and they can actually prove to be exceptional off-road vehicles. With

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    De George argues that the Ford engineers involved in the design of the Pinto had no obligation to blow the whistle. In this paper, I will argue that De George’s argument succeeds. I will begin by stating De George’s argument. Then I’ll argue two of his criteria that back his argument are true. I’ll then consider and evaluate possible counter arguments and show why they fail. De George argument is as follows. The Ford engineers working on the Pinto weren’t obligated to blow the whistle because they

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    benefited himself but people all over the United States. By him making that move, it thrusted his industry to indescribable heights during the beginning of the beginning of the 21st century. His motives proved great as he paved the way for many other companies and really impacted the entire world with his finesse. The assembly line was a process in which multiple people-built things one piece at a time which decreased the time it took to make something by a clear majority. This idea would transcend into

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    Henry Ford changed America with his contributions to technology that shepherded America from a largely agricultural society to one that was now industrial. While many praise Ford for this change, Ford himself saw American way of life turning away from simple lives on the farm to living in an industrial society as “unnatural”. Ford looked back on his life growing up on a farm in Dearborn, Michigan with a nostalgia so fierce that he wished to remind Americans where they had come from, lending to the

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    Assembly Line

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    lines have also drastically decreased the time it takes to manufacture a good. Considering assembly lines being mainly automated now, workers are only needed at the end of an assembly line; to inspect the final product and make sure it is up to the company standard. This shows how as time changes; needs, objectives, and consumer goods change. The need for workers in manufacturing plants has also decreased greatly over the years of innovation that was initiated by the Industrial Revolution. Throughout

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    One day at a factory in Detroit the Ford Motor Company was created and a new way of making vehicles was invented. Henry Ford is the person you can thank for that. Henry Ford impacted the world by creating the assembly line, a faster and better way to make cars and it changed the world forever. Henry Ford was born on July 30, 1863 in Wayne County, Michigan, USA. When he was young he worked on a farm with his parents. When he turned 16 he had an apprenticeship as a machinist in nearby Detroit

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    Not only did Ford profit from his successful car, others wanted in on the financial boom of the Model-T. Soon enough, as families started to get out of their houses and travel, businesses saw this as a catch for car related enjoyment. As the middle class started to take over cities, car related entertainment such as carhops, drive ins, and shopping malls arose throughout urban areas. It wasn’t long until most families were driving to a fun excursion every weekend. For instance, by the 1930s, newly

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    farm, but did not want to follow in his father’s footsteps, left the farm at the age of 16. His fame grew when he started the Ford Motor Company, and began production of the Model T. Henry Ford is a smart man, after reading several online articles, it is clear that he is a man, who has changed the world. Henry Ford had a creative childhood. For example, The company hired him at the age of sixteen.“Rising quickly through the ranks, he was promoted to chief engineer two years later”’(Henry Ford).

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    Firestone was founded by in 1900.. The company was a pioneer in the mass production of tires. Firestone used this relationship to become the original equipment supplier of Ford automobiles, and was also active in the replacement market. In 1988, Bridgestone purchased Firestone, which became

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