The Gerontologist · 2012 · 154 citations · 6 references
Social SciencesDemographySocial PolicyDemographic TransitionEconomic DevelopmentFertilityDemographic AnalysisDemographic ChangePopulation AgingPopulation ChangePopulation GrowthPopulation PolicyAge TransitionAging SocietiesEconomic Growth StrategyElderly PopulationFertility StabilizationPublic-private Welfare PartnershipsSocial Welfare SpendingTransition To Low Fertility
As the world's most populous country with the largest aging population and a rapidly growing economy, China is receiving increased attention from both the Chinese government and the governments of other countries that face low fertility and aging problems. This unprecedented shift of demographic structure has repercussions for many aspects of development including economic growth, social welfare, elder care, and other public welfare issues in China. Balancing population aging and economic growth requires innovative strategies and represents both challenges and opportunities for China.
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Nursing home research in Jinan, China: a focus group approach
Min Wu, Shi Xue Li, Ning Jackie Zhang et al. · International Journal of Public Policy · 2012 · 18 citations · Full text