Aging economics: China's population imbalance
Aging economics: China's population imbalance
- July 12, 2011
- Research by Wang Feng, sociology professor, is quoted in Am-Cham China July 11, 2011
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From Am-Cham China:
Will population aging plunge China into crisis? Some argue that "crisis" is an apt
term: as Wang Feng, a professor of sociology at University of California, Irvine,
has written: "The aging of China's population represents a crisis because its arrival
is imminent and inevitable, because its ramifications are huge and long-lasting, and
because its effects will be hard to reverse." Others are more optimistic, even though
China's economic growth will almost inevitably slow as a result of reaching middle-income
status.
For the full story, please visit http://www.amchamchina.org/article/8253.
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