China demographics thread.

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SleepyStudent said:
Nah, it's significant. Needs to be rolled out on a larger scale
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It's not significant. In Poland there is a 500(900 rmb) zł a month for every child. If you have two you get 1000 zł a month to when your child is up to 18 years old, three you get 1500 zł and so on. The births are higher just by a margin. The policy is 4 of 5 years old. You cna look at births in Poland the last few years.
 
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ILikeChina said:
It's not significant. In Poland there is a 500(900 rmb) zł a month for every child. If you have two you get 1000 zł a month to when your child is up to 18 years old, three you get 1500 zł and so on. The births are higher just by a margin. The policy is 4 of 5 years old. You cna look at births in Poland the last few years.
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I see an infrease in TFR by ~0.2. So yeah, fairly effective
 

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In the above article he's just speculating - I would not give much weight to it. Anyway, the important statistic is not the total population but the annual births.
 
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China's effort to increase birth rate is getting nuttier by the day. First there was the reform of online education to make it cheaper. Now they want to reform wedding customs. Its not going to work and will cause damage to the economy and a backlash against the CCP for interfering in people's private lives.

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Franklin said:
China's effort to increase birth rate is getting nuttier by the day. First there was the reform of online education to make it cheaper. Now they want to reform wedding customs. Its not going to work and will cause damage to the economy and a backlash against the CCP for interfering in people's private lives.

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According to China's Ministry of Civil Affairs, 8.13 million couples registered their marriages in 2020, down 12% and the seventh consecutive year of decline. The figure also represents a 40% fall from the 2013 peak.

China cannot sit by and allow its families to be destroyed. I am not endorsing interference in people's private lives but the government must act to ensure family formation continues in China. The worst thing for the economy in the long run is a plunge in population, workforce, market size and talent pool, and national decline like Japan. I applaud that China is finally waking up to this crisis. If anything they need to do even more like drastically reigning in housing costs.
 
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It is imperative to grow at all costs when China is surrounded by enemies. We've seen how the US is funding separatists and terrorists all over China.

The moment China lets up by letting the population decline is when the US alongside its minions Japan, South Korea and western europe will strike.
 
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