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China's Old-Age Dependency Ratio Surpasses Children's for First Time
China's old-age dependency ratio has for the first time exceeded that of children, marking a significant demographic shift with implications for the country's future.
Background
China faces a long-term demographic challenge due to its aging population and declining birth rates. This trend has significant implications for its economy, social welfare systems, and workforce, prompting government attention to policy adjustments.
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China's Demographic Shift: Old-Age Dependency Ratio
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The old-age dependency ratio in China has now exceeded the child dependency ratio.
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