What is another word for do nothing policy?
Pronunciation: [dˈuː nˈʌθɪŋ pˈɒlɪsi] (IPA) 
The "do nothing policy" is a phrase that refers to a passive approach to problem-solving or decision-making that involves taking no action or making no changes. Synonyms for this phrase include "inaction", "apathy", "indifference", "neglect", "passivity", "stagnation", "standstill", "idleness", "tedium" and "stasis". Each of these words implies an inability or unwillingness to take action, and can be used to describe situations in which no progress or improvement is being made. It is important to recognize when a "do nothing policy" is being employed, and to consider alternative approaches that may lead to more favorable outcomes.
