Kispert Kyle. Chapter 12. Question 4

In previous chapter we have analyzed, it was concluded that on most occasions political leaders (such as govoners) will shape policies to improve the present day; which will keep people happy and improve chances of reelection. This proves effective keeping in mind that future leaders will do the same to benefit their time. In chapter 12, Wheelan talks about outsourcing and it's effects. The short turn effects can be negative and make many people angry; still no politician has made it illegal. There's two sides to the problem regarding policies and there intentions. My opinion about this is to always keep the future in mind. If a policy is made that is not reasonable but only improves today and benefits yourself by keeping people happy, I don't believe it is a wise decision. Though people may not understand the future benefits, I still think it should still be the goal to secure a better future.