Peter Cox recently worked on a fuel efficiency campaign as part of Red Planet,a non-governmental organization in Nevada.He credited the success of the project to a detailed investigation of possible barriers created by car manufacturers,and lobbyists,who helped him tackle them better.The support generated by the public's demand for mandatory fuel efficiency standards also contributed to the victory.In addition,an analysis of drawbacks and strengths within the organization played a big role in achieving campaign milestones.Which of the following patterns of organizing information did Cox use?
A) Chronological
B) Spatial
C) Geographical
D) SWOT analysis
E) Elimination of alternatives

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the SWOT analysis discusses strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats of a given project. Strengths and weaknesses are usually internal factors in organization whereas opportunities and threats are factors external to an organization. This kind of analysis is used to evaluate a proposed project, expansion, or a new venture.

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