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Chapter 2b - China - Population Change

China's population structure has changed dramatically over time and has also experienced shocks as well as baby booms. Natural change in fertility rates as well strict government polices have helped move away from a high youthful dependency to a growing ageing dependency. China has benefited from its youthful population to help fuel its rapid economic growth and with improved education this may well continue for some...

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