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maria [59]
3 years ago
14

List the pros and cons of isolationist policies in China and Japan. Do you believe that these policies would be more beneficial

or harmful to these countries? Explain Why or why not?
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1 answer:
LenKa [72]3 years ago
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<u>List the pros and cons of isolationist policies in China and Japan:</u>

Pros:

1. Increased focus on domestic policy.

2. Decreased need for spending on military budgets.

Cons:

1. Economy may suffer.

2. May become vulnerable to attack.

Do you believe that these policies would be more beneficial or harmful to these countries? Explain Why or why not?:

No, I believe it's harmful to these countries. No matter how well-intentioned, poorly crafted employment policies not only might annoy employees and frustrate supervisors, they also might generate negative publicity and create other risks, experts say. Some policies cause legal problems, employee turnover, bad public relations, or all of the above, particularly when they are misinterpreted or applied inconsistently. Some policies are essential, such as an Equal Employment Opportunity policy to protect against harassment and discrimination and a leave policy under the Family and Medical Leave Act (for employers with 50 or more employees). Economies may suffer and they may become vulnerable to attack.

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