China a ajuns să aibă o problemă cu potențial de a distruge întreaga economie: În trecut aveau regula de un copil/familie, dar acum situația s-a întors la 180 de grade

Chinese policymakers are prioritizing demographic planning as part of the economic strategy, facing a potential cost of 180 billion yuan to boost birth rates amid an aging population. By 2035, one in three residents in Beijing is expected to be over 60. The declining birth rate complicates government efforts to stimulate domestic consumption and manage debt, as millions are set to leave the workforce. The previous one-child policy has led to long-term demographic challenges, prompting recent measures to encourage higher birth rates, including imposing VAT on contraceptives starting in 2026.