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Mapa Mental por cheekymonkey53, atualizado more than 1 year ago
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Criado por cheekymonkey53
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Chinas One Child
Policy
- Background
- Introduced in 1979
- Population growing
too rapidly
- Run out of food
and other
resources
- Run out of food
and other
resources
- Introduced in 1979
- How did it work?
- Laws, taxes, better
healthcare and
persuasion
- Family's who have more than 1 child
may have to pay for health care and
education for 2nd child
- Family's with
more than one
child are left out
from society
- Lose child/house
benefits, pay more tax
and can lose their job
- Lose child/house
benefits, pay more tax
and can lose their job
- Laws, taxes, better
healthcare and
persuasion
- Effects
- Worked well
- Still a predicted rise of
100 million between
2005 and 2025
- Still a predicted rise of
100 million between
2005 and 2025
- Less enforced in
rural areas
- Need children to work
on farms
- Need children to work
on farms
- Increased rate
of female
infanticide
- Wanted sons for a higher
social status and family
will be looked after in old
age
- Wanted sons for a higher
social status and family
will be looked after in old
age
- Worked well
- Immediate and long
term problems
- Abuse of human rights
- Forced abortions
(could be tortured
if they wouldn't)
- Forced abortions
(could be tortured
if they wouldn't)
- Men outnumber
women 120:100
- 30 million more men
by 2020
- 30 million more men
by 2020
- 4-2-1 problem
- One child to
support 2
parents and 4
grandparents
- One child to
support 2
parents and 4
grandparents
- Spoilt Children
- Abuse of human rights
- Stake holders
- Individuals
- Families
- Government
- Individuals
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