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Kindergarten and School-Aged Pupil Enrolments Drop Sharply Amid China s Decline in Births

News Analysis China’s kindergartens and elementary schools have seen student numbers decreasing dramatically following the year-by-year shrinking of .

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Chinese City Paying $73 a Month to Families for Having Third Child

A city in China will start to pay a subsidy to families that decide to have a third child in an effort to reverse the country's birth rate.

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Chinese City Paying $73 a Month to Families for Having Third Child

A city in China will start to pay a subsidy to families that decide to have a third child in an effort to reverse the country's birth rate.

Liang jianzhangYang wenzhuangFamily developmentYuwa population research onYuwa population researchChinese national health commissionGlobal timesCommunist partyPopulation monitoringMao zedongGreat leap forwardBeijing universityBirth rateOne child rule

Chinese City Paying $73 a Month to Families for Having Third Child

A city in China will start to pay a subsidy to families that decide to have a third child in an effort to reverse the country's birth rate.

Liang jianzhangYang wenzhuangFamily developmentYuwa population research onYuwa population researchChinese national health commissionGlobal timesCommunist partyPopulation monitoringMao zedongGreat leap forwardBeijing university

Japan leaders begin drive to encourage couples to have children

Japanese Prime minister Fumio Kishida said this week that it was "now or never" for Japan, one of the world's oldest societies, to reverse its shrinking population

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