a strong population policy- china
conatins:
chinas anti- natal population policy
its effectivness
- Created by: Hannah Jeffery
- Created on: 30-03-13 11:56
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- china- a strong population change
- location
- South-east Asia along the coastline of the Pacific Ocean,
- history
- 1976
- population nearly 1 billion
- chinas new leader xiaoping wanted to solve pop. problem
- solutions
- rewards for those who had one child
- free education
- family allowances
- proity housing
- pension benifts
- punishments for those who had more than one child
- none of the rewards
- you would have to pay a fine
- to help
- women must be over the age of 20 before they marry and men 22
- couple must have permission from the government before they have a child
- family planning is offered at work
- rewards for those who had one child
- solutions
- if something wasn't done then population by 2025 would be at least 1.8 billion
- 1949
- October 1st 1949 ' peoples republic was formed
- wanted to make china strong and prosperous
- he wanted to increase chinas population
- October 1st 1949 ' peoples republic was formed
- 1976
- the effect the policy had
- the population stablised
- prevented 400 billion births
- fertility rates dropped from 5.7 (in1970) to 1.8 (today)
- sustainable population means less resouces are used up
- problems
- didn't want girls
- killed enfants
- children left on streets
- spoilt chirldren
- lonley
- find it difficult to make friends
- women are drastically outnumbered
- 114 boys are born for every 100 girls
- didn't want girls
- present day situation
- government fears to relax the policy as it may cause a population explosion
- in cities if your first born is a girl then you are aloud to have another child
- this has lead to force abortions and illegal ultrsounds
- location
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