POPULATION AGING IN CHINA: IMPLICATIONS FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT

Authors

  • Huan Zhang RCF Experimental School, 100028, Beijing, China
  • Ming Liu RCF Experimental School, 100028, Beijing, China
  • Jing Wang RCF Experimental School, 100028, Beijing, China

Keywords:

China, population aging, economic development, labor force, social security, healthcare

Abstract

As China's economy continues to rapidly develop, the issue of population aging has gained increasing prominence. Statistics reveal a continuous rise in the proportion of elderly individuals within the country's population, coupled with a gradual decline in the labor force. This demographic shift poses substantial challenges to China's pursuit of high-quality economic development. The consequences of population aging extend beyond the economic sphere, affecting areas such as social security and healthcare. Thus, a comprehensive analysis of how population aging influences China's economy is crucial for the formulation of effective strategies to address these challenges.

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Published

2024-06-04

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