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What are the positive effects of chinas one child policy?
is the china one child policy positive? is the china one child policy positive? it has posative points...it did slowly stableise china's populaton
Are their any other countries that use the one child policy apart from china?
chinese history,chinas one_child policy
Did China's 1 child policy end?
It has not ended and has not been scheduled to do so.
Where does one child policy happen?
The 'One child' policy is related to China.
How is the one child policy in china similar to policies in India and in the us?
One child policy in china is made to control the population. In India, they do not have a one child policy currently but maybe in the future. In the us, they do not have a one child policy.
Why one child policy?
A 'One Child' policy will reduce population in the next generation.
What facts are there about the one child policy in china?
What do you think about China one child policy
What does the one child policy prevent?
The one child policy prevents over-population and starvation.
Where abouts in china is the one child policy in place?
China's one child policy is a national policy; it is in place throughout the country.
How long has China had the one-child policy?
China has had the one child policy since 1979.
Who agrees with the one child policy?
76% of Chinese people approve of the one-child policy.
What are the Effect of Two-child policy in lives of the people in China?
China's two child policy, which was in place before 1980, had an estimated population of 1.8 billion by the year 2025. That is why, in 1980, when the population of China reached over 1000 million, it was changed to a one child policy. This resulted in a decreased estimate of 1.2 billion by the year 2025. Unfortunately it also resulted in much female infanticide and a lack of partners for men. So essentially Chinas two child policy was its first attempt at reducing its population, I would assume many of its rewards and punishments are similar to that of its one-child policy. I,e, improved housing, pensions and free education for sticking to the rules, and none of the above plus one hefty fine for breaking the rules. Unfortunately i don't know when the two child policy came into effect, or what the exact effect was if your talking about personal effects ( such as how having less children effected food, water or work sources etc - though one would assume with less mouths to feed then food and water would be more plentiful ) but I'm 100% sure this will be more helpful than the previous answer which went something like : two child policy? that's new - i thought it used to be a one-child policy.
