| 词汇 | 无为而治 |
| 释义 | 无为而治 It is not a negative idea but a proposition for an ideal administration attained only after great endeavors. “ Inaction” is the desire of the rulers should be less and less, as, for the people Left to itself, so that rule can secure. Governing by Noninterference is the highest principle of Taoist philosophy of government. Ingvar Kamprad, the 83-year-old entrepreneur behind Ikea and the richest man in Europe, was an early candidate for this list, but was excluded because he doesn't exercise his power. There are three correspondences between Book of Songs and Bamboo—slipped Lao Tzu: the similarity of writing purpose, the abandonment of sage and wisdom, the governance by noninterference. Reading this chapter, it is easier to understand its main points by going back to Laotse's governance by no-action. Picture of Prof. Mu with Dr. Greenspan in front his painting. At home Shihu Zhinong thought that a leader of state should govern in non-action for people's utmost wills, by which the leader is good one and the country be prosperous and stable. With Laozi as its representative, Daoism always advocated a government which governs nothing. Objective To explore the application of“ no action” management ideas among head nurses. We should let the strength around us and the water of creativity trickle across us just like passing through hollow bamboo with following nature and governing by doing nothing against nature. The idea that central banks should do nothing, even as speculative investors borrow money from banks to bid prices up to unprecedented levels, deserves a stake through the heart. He argues that everything will fall into place if we practice“not-doing”, withholding our own assertiveness, being constantly without desire so as to observe the subtlety of nature. His governs by non-interference, the people originally, harmonious thought is deep to China's administration influence. External factors are mainly metaphysical Confucianism was criticized, most graceful and flashy style Chong Shangqing on words, stands for“ inaction” against Confucianism promising. One criticism is that the Austrians offered a “counsel of despair”, suggesting that the authorities do nothing while a crisis blows itself out. They want the state to do less, but they also imply that they want to spend more in some areas, such as defence and health care. Natural- rights, laissez-faire libertarians always confront several problems or lacunae in their theory. One is taxation. And as you said in earlier questions, you do not regard yourself as a hands-off chief executive, you work ten to12 hours a day. His wife apparently gave him a long rein, even in retirement. The root of our problems lie in interventionism. Trusting the free market is the solution. |
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