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The End of China’s One-Child Policy, Ten Years Later
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The End of China’s One-Child Policy, Ten Years Later
The logic behind China’s family-planning policies was always suspect, as were the data that convinced officials to keep them in place long after it should have been clear that they had failed. The history of the 35-year one-child policy highlights a fatal flaw in Chinese governance, for which the country is paying a steep price.
The logic behind Chinese family planning policies was always dubious, as was the data that convinced officials to keep them long after it should have been clear that they had failed. The 35-year history of the one-child policy reveals a fatal failure in Chinese governance, for which the country is paying a very high price. Read more
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