HUMAN China's one child policy 0.0 / 5 ? GeographyPopulation changeGCSEAQA Created by: emilyemCreated on: 16-05-14 11:49 What is an anti natalist policy? policy that limits and reduces population growth 1 of 15 When was chinas one child policy created? 1979 2 of 15 Who created the policy? Deng Xiaoping 3 of 15 Who does it affect? Han chinese living in China - 92% of china's population 4 of 15 What are the exceptions to the policy? If first child is a girl, if parents are both only offspring, if first child has birth defects or health problems 5 of 15 What will the dramatic decrease in the population cause in the future? ageing population- elderly population have long term health needs= big costs, but they are less working population to pay 6 of 15 How many births has the policy prevented? at least 300 million 7 of 15 What are the benefits for families with one child? higher wages, better employment and education opportunities, priority housing, pension 8 of 15 How many tonnes of carbon dioxide has it prevented? up to 200 million 9 of 15 What are other advantages of the policy? improved living conditions- better fed, clothed, educated .etc., better womens health service 10 of 15 What are the consequences for families that don't follow the policy? fines, unemployment 11 of 15 What have increased since the policy began? forced abortions 12 of 15 How many children are kidnapped every year? over 70,000 13 of 15 What happens to girls? sold, adopted, killed, inequality, disproportion of males to females 14 of 15 What is 'little emperors syndrome'? boys are the only child and are spoilt, getting everything they want 15 of 15
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