China's Low Fertility and the Impacts of the Two-Child Policy

China's Low Fertility and the Impacts of the Two-Child Policy

Chen, Wei

Taylor & Francis Ltd

12/2024

322

Mole

9781032552354

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1. Introduction 2. Trends in Fertility Transition 3. Estimation of China's Low Fertility Rates in 2000-2010 4. China's Fertility Trends in the Period from 2006 to 2017 5. How Low Is China's Fertility Rate 6. Structural Shifts in Fertility Rate 7. Quantum Effect and Tempo Effect of Fertility 8. Intermediate Fertility Variables 9. Counterfactual Fertility Trends 10. The Two-Child Policy and Fertility 11. Demographic Trends under the Two-child Policy 12. Labor Supply 13. Aging Population 14. The Impact of the Two-Child Policy on Demand for Maternal and Child Health Services 15. The Impact of the Two-Child Policy on Preschool and School-Age Populations and the Demand for Teachers 16. Pro-natalist Policies in Developed Countries and Their Effects 17. Summary and Conclusion
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Demography;Population and Development;contemporary China;fertility policy;Discrete Time Logit Model;Tfr;China's Tfr;China's Fertility;Fertility Rate;Age Specific Fertility Rates;Tempo Effect;High Scenarios;China's Family Planning Policy;Childbearing Ages;Low Scenario;Women's Average Age;Family Planning Policy;Fertility Transition;Effective Labor Supply;China's Fertility Rates;Scheme Iii;Age Specific Number;Inter-birth Interval;Low Fertility Intention;Socioeconomic Development;Labor Participation Rate;Preschool Education;Working Age Population