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Population Change - Birth Policies

Robert Goodenough Geography GCSE English

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Population Change - Birth Policies

  1. Pro-Natal

    • France
      • France currently has an ageing population, and so to combat this, the french government put a pro-natal population policy.
        • It suggests for couples to have 2 to 3 children rather than 1. This will increase the amount of economically active people in the long term. As for a short term solution, there is not one.
      • Benefits for parents
        • Three years of paid parental leave, which can be used by mothers or fathers.
        • Full time schooling starts at the age of three, fully paid by the government.
        • Day care for children younger than three is subsidised by the government .
        • The more children a women has, the earlier she will be allowed to retire on a full pension.
  2. Anti-Natal

    • China
      • One-child policy
        • Start in 1979
        • Couples could only have one child.
        • Rules in 1979
          • Couples must not marry until their are in their late 20's
          • Couples must only have one successful pregnancy
          • Couples must be sterilised after the first child or must abort any future pregnancies
          • Would receive a 5 to 10 % salary increase, for limiting their family size.
          • Would have priority housing, pension and family benefits, including free education for the single child.
        • Penalties for breaking the rules
          • A 10% salary cut was enforced
          • The fine imposed on families was so large that it would often bankrupt many households.
          • Families would have to pay for the education and healthcare of all their children and themselves.
          • Second children born aboard are not counted, but they aren't classified as Chinese citizens.
        • Benefits
          • Prevented 400 Million Births in China.
        • Disadvantages
          • Made many families bankrupt
          • Created an ageing population, as the ratio of adults to elderly was low.
          • Put pressure on China's economy
          • Created a huge difference in the amount of male to females, due to selective abortion, roughly 24 million more males.

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