China’s One Child Policy

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China implemented its One Child Policy in 1979 to address concerns over its large and growing population. The policy limited urban couples to one child and rural families could have a second child if the first was a female. Those who violated the policy faced punishments like forced abortions, sterilizations, and fines. While the policy succeeded in slowing population growth, it has contributed to issues like a gender imbalance from sex-selective abortions and a shrinking workforce to support an aging population. The Chinese government has begun relaxing the policy in recent years.

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China has officially abandoned its One Child Policy amid deepening demographic crisis of shrinking workforce and aging population in the world’s second largest economy. The new law allows couples to have two children from January 1, 2015 and marks the ending its over three decades old One Child Policy. During the 1940’s the Chinese government encouraged people to have large families, to gain military strength and for the people to help with agricultural production led to OVERPOPULATION in china.

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