China’s one child rule risks social problems

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Journal of Medical Ethics 30 (4):358-358 (2004)
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China may be storing up future social problems with its “one child rule,” given that its ratio of boy to girl babies is high, even when compared with an entire Chinese population living in Europe, according to one recent estimate.The estimators concluded that this constraint was associated with …

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