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SUBJECT:
Population a problem despite slower growth
SIGNIFICANCE:
Despite the completion of its demographic transition and a more relaxed official attitude towards population growth in China, demographic factors continue to have an important bearing on economic and social development.
Word Count (approx): 1215
Headings
- Policy relaxation
- Registration reform
- New registrations
- Urban extension
- Economic implications
- Resource strains
- Rural industrialisation
- Urban migration
Primary Keywords: AP, China, economy, industry, politics, social, agriculture, environment, government, labour, legislation, natural resources, policy, population, public sector, reform
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