First one-child policy, then no-child reality
“It’s a society where nobody wants to get married and people can’t afford to have children,” said Prof. Wang Feng. “On a deeper level, you would have to think about what kind of society China will become, not just demographically, but socially.”https://www.nytimes.com/2020/01/16/business/china-births.html …
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Start postponing retirement age. Make retirement optional for all functional people.
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They really need to overhaul how they think about child care. No longer can they rely on placing the whole burden on the family.
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It is happening in all developed and many developing countries. Probably a good thing in the long run, but all countries for now will face the same demographic problems. Japan seems to be the worst case scenario so far.
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