Impact of the One-child Policy on the Sex Ratio at Birth
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https://doi.org/10.54097/86tqv3prKeywords:
Only-Child Policy, Birth Control, Sex Ratio at BirthAbstract
The population problem cannot exist independently, and the number and structure of the population will inevitably have an impact on the economic level and social structure. As Birth-Control becomes an important part of Chinese policies, more and more researchers pay attention to the policy and its impacts on the population structure. Birth-Control is one of the basic state policies of China, it was decided to be a basic policy in Sept 1982, and added to constitution in December in the same year. The policy mainly encourages late marriages, late pregnancies, less births and better births to control population. While affecting the population positively, some serious social problems should be considered. This review aimed to comprehensively analyse the impact of the only child policy on Sex ratio at birth in China. The study included a discussion of the knowledge of other scholars. The only-child policy has severely changed the sex ratio at birth in China.
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