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China's One-Child Policy Legacy: Elderly Dependants Now Outnumber Children For First Time

China's elderly dependency ratio rose to 23% in 2025, surpassing the child dependency ratio of 22%, as decades of low birth rates and the one-child policy reshape its economic outlook.

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China's One-Child Policy Legacy: Elderly Dependants Now Outnumber Children For First Time
China's elderly dependency ratio rose to 23% in 2025, surpassing the child dependency ratio of 22%, as decades of low birth rates and the one-child policy reshape its economic outlook.
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