Type | Working Paper |
Title | Fertility Trends and the Prospect of Family Planning Program in China: Its Future Changes and Related Policy Selection |
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URL | http://archive.iussp.org/Bangkok2002/S04Zhang.pdf |
Abstract | Since the 1970’s, when family planning policy was carried out, great achievement has been achieved during the past 30 years in China. Although many people doubt about the family planning policy, most countries agree with China’s family planning policy and praise the contribute of Chinese government’s birth control to the whole world. Especially those countries with fast population enlargement hope to learn something from China’s family planning policy to solve their population problem. Many demography index shown, that China has entered into a period of “Low fertility rate, low mortality rate and low growth rate”. Many demographers think that China has entered into the post-population transition period. How will the fertility change in China? Can the current family planning policy fit into the new situation? Should it be kept up? Those are what the article will answer. The following discussion is based on the censuses data, especially the fifth census of China. |
» | China - National Population Census 1990 |