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5 days ago · AP. Yi is part of a generation of women born in the era of the Chinese Communist Party’s one-child policy who themselves are having few, if any, children. China, like many of its neighbours, is ...
1 day ago · In 1979, China introduced the one-child policy to curb rapid population growth, enforcing birth quotas with penalties. This study examines the impact of only-child status on fertility intentions using data from the 2017 Chinese General Social Survey.
4 days ago · Much of China's demographic downturn is the result of China's one-child policy imposed between 1980 and 2015 as well as expensive education costs that have put many Chinese off having more than ...
20 hours ago · China ended its one-child policy in 2016 and, as of 2021, is urging couples to have three children, but the country’s efforts to increase birth rates haven’t worked.
1 day ago · Those Who Can’t Afford A Second Child. New Zealand’s childcare is amongst the most expensive in the OECD (which we’ve done an in-depth story on here). Here, 37% of a couple’s average earnings go on childcare. Yes, really. It’s not uncommon for parents to spend $400-plus a week on childcare for one child, or $800-plus for two: a large ...
4 days ago · The enduring legacy of the decades-long one-child policy also remains a factor in reducing the number of unsupported children in China, analysts say.
4 days ago · China is grappling with a fast-aging population and shrinking labor force after decades of enforcing a one-child policy.
