Zusammenfassung der Ressource
China ~ Antinatalism
- Issues
- Demographic structure
- Ageing
population
- Population Pyramids
- Shortage of an economically active age
group
- Less people taking over the
jobs
- Gender Structure
- Higher male ratio compared to
females
- By 2020, 30 million men will be
unable to find a wife and have
a child
- Civil Liberties and Human Rights
- Women, for a brief period of time,
whom were pregnant were often
forced to have an abortion or
sterilization
- This was at the
beginning of the
policy
- "Granny
Police"
- People used to spy on
families suspected to be
hidding a pregnancy
- Little Emperor Syndrome
- Indulged men whom are arrogant and lack social skills
- Civil Unrest
- In rural areas males
were needed more to
help with the manual
labor
- Reports
of...
- Gender selective
abortions
- Hidden
Children
- Abandonned
Girls
- Female
Infanticide (Rare)
- The Policy
- Failure
- criticisms about human rights
(not only freedom of choice
but forced abortions and
sterilizations)
- "Female Problems"
- Infanticide
- Sex Imbalance 117:100
- Child Abandonment
- Increase in the dependancy load
- A large portion of the population
will be older than 65
- Shortage of workers to take over
the jobs left by this population
group
- The population, however is still
going to reach 1.3 billion and will
still grow
- "Little Emperors Syndrome"
- The only child is spoiled
- The policy is open to corruption
- Bribes to have another child
- Success
- The fertility rate has declined
- 6 / women to 1.7 / women
- The populations growth rate has declined
- 1960's : 2.61%
- Today : 0.65%
- The birth rate has declined
- Went from 45 / 1000 to 13 / 1000
- History
- 1953
- The first census occurred
: 583 million people
- 1970
- An attempt to slow down the
population
- Slogan: "Later, longer,
fewer."
- Encouraged people
to have 2 children
only
- 1979
- The one child policy is
introduced
- 2010
- The population reaches 1.335 billion
people
- 1953 -
1964
- The population
increased by 112 million
people
- Mao Zedong encouraged
people to have a larger
family to make China
stronger
- Mechanisms
- Introducing laws to the Han
majority to reduce the
number of births
- 90% of the population
- Does not include he minority groups
- The policy does not apply to the minority groups
- Cash Bonuses
- improved housing
- education
- free health care
- free birth control and family planning advice
- Age limits for mariage certificates
- A couple must apply for a marriage certificate
- The later a couple gets married the chances of having a child gets slimmer
- Housing of more than
one child can lead to...
- loss of benefits
- financial penalty
- This can be three times a persons salary