Some people might consider encouraging female infanticide to be a bad point.
The bad points of china's one child policy is that:It has a negative effect on females,It will cause alot of infanticide,More abortions,More abandoning will occur often.
they abuse the human rights policy.
Whatever you believe them to be.
Bad life
There are no bad points of exercise
the one child policy is actually good for the economy because parents don't have to spend so much money on so many kids. so that money is saved and that is definitely good for the economy.
Child support does not cost fico points unless it is been rated as a collection or a judgement. I can't say there is a "No."--if it is being reported badly--the scores will lower several points. But remember--if you are paying as agreed all the other credit, not over limits on any charge card and not over extented--then those points will cancel out some of the bad points.
Bad points.
Good Policy (:
good points include free energy bad points include they take up lots of room
they are wierd
Every president has good points and bad points; but deciding what they are is complicated, since it depends on who is making the judgment. For example: the president's opponents would say he is arrogant, and that is a bad point. But his supporters would say he is decisive, and that is a good point. The president himself has said one of his bad points (although he did not use the term "bad points") is that he sometimes focuses so much on getting a policy passed that he fails to take the time to clearly explain to the American public why the policy is important. Many Republicans (his opponents) believe his bad point is he doesn't listen to their ideas enough, and he just does things his way; but Democrats (who support him) say he listens to Republican objections too much and it impedes him when he is trying to get his legislative agenda through congress. Thus, as you can see, in order to answer this question, it depends on the definition of a "bad point." And such definitions seem to break down along partisan lines.