April 6, 2025
With new trade incentives, China's increased demand for dairy product subsidies from its new child policy won't support U.S. firms.
With new trade incentives, China's increased demand for dairy product subsidies from its new child policy won't support U.S. firms.
About much more than babies, China's shrinking birth rate reflects a slew of trade offs that created some problematic externalities.
When we look at China's child policies, changing from one to two to three, we see an impact on babies, boys, and the elderly.
Because of China's one-child policy, an aging population of grandparents will wind up with fewer young people to take care of them.
“There is an opinion that A quality guys will find B quality women, B quality guys will find C quality women, and C quality men will find D quality women…The people left […]