The oe-child policy(计划生育).pptx

Chinas family planning policy /china.php?itemid=128/china.php?itemid=128 Content:IntroductionBackground Issue questionCourter arguments Supporting arguments ConclusionRecommendationsQuestion time/profed/index.html/profed/index.html The one child policy allows married couples living in the city to have only one child. If they have a second child, they are breaking the law and in serious trouble. The policy also introduced and promoted the use of contraceptives and abortions which are both readily available and cheap or free.IntroductionWhat is China’s one Child Policy?From 1949 and 1976， China experienced explosive population growth where the population grew from 540 million to 940 million. Foreseeing serious social, economic and environmental problems, the Chinese government introduced the world’s largest and most extreme family planning policy in 1978, the One Child Policy. BackgroundShould the One-Child Policy Continue in China?/chinas-one-child-policy/NOEconomicalEnvironmentalCounter arguments/2009-09-08/120993890.html/2009-09-08/120993890.html The fact proves that the one –child policy has promote Chinas economic development./chinas-one-child-policyChinas one –child policy makes the 70 million people in the world Day” postponed for five years Social1.It causes the labor shortages 2. It makes the social pension burden heavier3. it results in social instability and conflictssupporting argumentBeijing (Asia News) – The one-child policy has led to pressing labor shortages in large Chinese industries, especially in the industrialized south. The problem is prevalent across the country. In Zhejiang Province, there is a lack of labor for manufacturing firms and at least 100,000 workers are needed.labor shortagesAs the first generation of law-enforced only-children came of age for becoming parents themselves, one adult child was left with having to provide support for his or her two parents and four grandparents.Social pension systems are not perfect .The four-two-one pr