Despite changes to one-child policy, Chinese parents say having two kids is too expensive

Despite changes to one-child policy, Chinese parents say having two kids is too expensive
- November 30, 2013
- Wang Feng, sociology professor, is quoted by NBC News November 30, 2013
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From NBC News:
But some experts, like Wang Feng, a professor of social science at University of
California, Irvine, have questioned how the new policy would even be implemented.
“Logistically, it is going to be very difficult,” said Wang. “Nowadays, people are
mobilized. It’s hard to verify who is an only child.” He was referring to the government’s
record keeping being fragmented across hundreds of local governments – with no central
database where information can be cross-checked.
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