Features & Impacts of Chinas 1 Child Policy

Negative Impact
1. 60million abortions
  1. especially with girls
2. broken families
3. suited rural people but not urban people
4. forced marrige
5. kidnaping
6. little emperor - spoiled/selfish children
7. gender imbalance
8. have an ageing population
  1. there are more elderly people than younger
    1. not such a big workforce - from the young
positive impacts
1. better life quality
2. lower fertility rate
3. people who stick to the 1 child policy are given 10% wave bonus
  1. within other benefits
4. china doesn't contribute as much to climate change (global warming)
5. 400 million children being born - than if they didn't have the policy
6. less resources bing used = less polution
7. little emperor
  1. only 1 child per family = very spoiled children
  2. emperor = boy (a boy is always a preference and they're aware of that)
8. less pressure on the environment
why need it?
1. economical
  1. ore children = use of more resources
  2. children are expensive
2. social
  1. decreased popualtion growtj
  2. if population had kept growing at such rate the country would face a decrease in quality of life
3. environmental
  1. less use of resources
  2. 21.4% of the world's population is there, but only 7% of the world's land
Features
1. aborted baby girls
2. two children weer allowed in rural ares
  1. they needed children
    1. help in the farm
    2. boys were a huge preference
      1. they had a girl, they had the right to try again for a boy
3. ople who kept the policy had many advantages - economically
  1. free scholing
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4. arted in 1979
5. soft policy -> get married later = have fewer children
6. had to get registered to have a child
7. a carrot and a stick = if you want an animal to do something you give it a carrot - to punish someone you would use a stick
  1. there were many insentives to encorage 1 child
8. to not let your country down

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