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Praeger Books and Center for Strategic and International Studies Washington Papers Series  Published April 2005 by Greenwood Publishing Group, Incorporated Forward by Pieter Bottelier Synopsis Veteran financial editor and journalist England says the teeming population of the outsized country will age rapidly between 2010 and 2040, because of the one-child policy implemented in 1980. Unlike its neighbors, he explains, China will begin its aging before it has completed the transition from poor, stifling, Communist command economy to a major global player with an economy driven by private enterprise. He explores in broad outline the significant economic, market, social, and demographic factors that will shape the future of China and the role that aging will play in the mix of influences. Forward By Pieter Bottelier Review “[T]he author does an excellent job presenting current research on demographic impacts and the relationship between demographics and other factors, e.g., foreign direct investment, structural reforms, and fiscal policies. Recommended. Public, academic, lower-division undergraduate and up, and research library collections.”–Choice --This text refers to the Hardcover edition. This book is available in a Kindle edition, which can be ordered on Amazon.com at this link:
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