Demographic regression
The abolition of the one-child policy in China was not followed by a boom in the birth rate.
Quite the contrary, in fact, because this graph shows that this country is close to demographic regression which will be its misfortune in the decades to come, and which will force it to drastically review its economic but also political and strategic ambitions.
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