An Economic Analysis of The Three-child Policy

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  • Yujie Pan

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/fbem.v5i2.1759

Keywords:

“Three-child policy”, Advantages and disadvantages, Long-term economic Impact.

Abstract

Population problem is an important strategic problem of China's economic and social development. It is necessary not only to pay attention to the laws of population quantity, quality, structure and regional distribution, so as to grasp the laws of population development and change comprehensively and objectively, but also to regulate population policies scientifically and reasonably, so as to promote the transformation of population structure and meet the needs of human social construction and development. The number of births in China has been shrinking in recent years due to the decrease in the number of births and the decrease in the birth desire of the age-appropriate population. According to the National Center for Population and Development Research under the National Health Commission of China, the country's population will enter negative growth after 2027. Under the long-term background of gradually tight labor supply and increasingly severe aging situation, it is imperative to open the three-child policy. By interpreting the “the-child policy”,this paper analyzes the reasons of the implementation of the this policy, the advantages and disadvantages, summarizes the impact of "three-child policy" on our economy in the long term and gives some countermeasures and suggestions.

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Published

26-09-2022

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How to Cite

Pan, Y. (2022). An Economic Analysis of The Three-child Policy. Frontiers in Business, Economics and Management, 5(2), 175-177. https://doi.org/10.54097/fbem.v5i2.1759