1, ostrich policy interpretation: refers to the policy of not daring to face up to reality (it is said that when the ostrich is chased urgently, it will drill its head into the sand, thinking it is safe and sound).

2, ostrich policy is a term in economic management, is based on the habits of the ostrich. It is said that the ostrich is a very interesting animal, when it encounters danger, it will bury its head in the sand, thinking that others can not see themselves, unaware that their own great buttocks exposed outside, more compelling. Ostrich policy refers to changes in the surrounding environment, corporate management policy can not be changed in a timely manner, resulting in poor decision-making.