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China’s Demographic Dilemma and Potential Solutions

Part of the Research Series on the Chinese Dream and China’s Development Path Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-981-10-1491-8

ISBN: 978-981-10-1490-1

Publisher: Springer Singapore - Springer Journals

Mar 8, 2020

1 - 10 of 10 Chapters

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Quantitative Study of Coordination Between Population Aging and Economic Development in China from 1980 to 2050

Mo, Long; Wei, Yuhong

Pages: 3 –19

[In this paper, we attempt to scientifically understand the economic pressure of population aging in China by quantifying the coordination between population aging and economic development. We use the author’s AECI method and the most recent data from the United Nations, World Bank, and other...
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The Economic Pressure of Population Aging and Its Adjustments in China

Mo, Long; Wei, Yuhong

Pages: 21 –48

[Using the author’s AECI method and population simulations (with the initial sex- and age-specific population data of the simulations covering the 2010–2050 period coming from the United Nations population projections), we performed a systematic and quantitative analysis of the degree, trends,...
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The Economic Pressure Caused by Population Aging and Countermeasures in China

Mo, Long; Wei, Yuhong

Pages: 49 –54

[The question of how to deal with the challenge of aging is of utmost importance to China’s modernization in the 21st century. In this paper, we use quantitative analysis and international comparisons, on the basis of research achievements recently made by the author for a National Social...
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A New Look at Economic Pressure from Population Aging and Countermeasures Using the Sixth National Census Data

Mo, Long; Wei, Yuhong

Pages: 55 –80

[Age-specific demographic data from China’s Sixth National Census (referred to as Sixth Census hereinafter) and from the UN Population Projections for 2010 may both reflect the real situation to differing degrees (but the Sixth Census data probably conforms more closely to reality), and as such...
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China’s Fertility Policies and Canada’s Immigration Policies: A Comparative Study of Their Impacts on Population Aging

Mo, Long; Wei, Yuhong

Pages: 83 –108

[During the past three decades of the 20th century, one could say that China, with its fertility control policies, and Canada, with its immigration policies, became vast social laboratories on the demography of aging. In this article, the authors use simulations to quantitatively compare the...
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The Role of Fertility Policies in Intervening Population Aging: The Case of China

Mo, Long; Wei, Yuhong

Pages: 109 –127

[Employing the innovative AECI method, the authors tested two assumptions to quantitatively assess the impact of China’s fertility planning policy on population aging over the period 1970–2005 and to prospectively analyze the effects of different degrees of relaxation of fertility policies made...
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The Urgent Need for Changes to Current Fertility Policies

Mo, Long; Wei, Yuhong

Pages: 129 –136

[Mitigating the pressure from population aging is one of the primary objectives of adjustments to fertility policies, yet to date, there is a lack of clear, accurate understanding of the pressure caused by aging in China; this has undermined scientific policy-making surrounding the important...
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Scientifically Understanding and Responding to the Challenge of Aging in China

Mo, Long; Wei, Yuhong

Pages: 139 –143

[Demographic issues have long been a key factor influencing China’s socioeconomic development, and population aging is one of the biggest demographic challenges China will be facing in the first half of the 21st century. In this paper, we are the first to quantify and delineate the economic...
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Policy Recommendations for Finding a Strategic Equilibrium Between Pressure from Population Size and Pressure from Aging in China

Mo, Long; Wei, Yuhong

Pages: 145 –150

[Demographic issues have long been a key factor influencing China’s socioeconomic development. The greatest challenge facing China from now until the middle of the 21st century is simultaneous pressure both from population size and from population aging, both of unprecedented extent. In this...
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Constraints of Aging on China’s Population Development Strategy and Countermeasures

Mo, Long; Wei, Yuhong

Pages: 151 –174

[Using his AECI method, together with population simulations and data from the Sixth Census, the author systematically, quantitatively assesses the constraints and effects that population aging exerts on China’s demographic development strategy (with a concentrated discussion of population size...

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