Titlebook: China’s Population Aging and the Risk of ‘Middle-income Trap’; Xueyuan Tian Book 2017 Social Sciences Academic Press and Springer Nature S

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-93240-8‘demographic profit’ and ‘demographic dividend’ brought by age-structure transformation at the early phase of population aging. In 2010, China’s elderly dependency ratio dropped to a historical low of 34.2%, but around 2030, the rate might return to over 50%, adding up to ‘demographic deficit’ and ‘

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-01240-5’, provided by the ‘post golden age’ of age-structure transformation should be seized in order to prepare for ‘demographic deficit’ and ‘demographic debt’ that might emerge in the later phase of population aging. Meanwhile, we should encourage more consumption from the elderly and accelerate the est

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Raumbezogenheit sozialer Problemetemic causal analysis for the current consumption situation in China, especially in regard to the phenomenon of under consumption. It uses Standard Consumer Theory to illustrate the relation between population aging and consumer demand, evaluates and analyzes changes in the scale of consumption of t

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Regulierte Armut im Gemeindekontextthe working-age population gradually decreases, which will then reduce labour supply and increase labour costs. Population aging will affect labour demand through various channels. The scarcity of labour and increase in costs will result in its replacement by capital and thus to a certain extent red

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Xueyuan TianDiscusses the Middle Income Trap against the backdrop of socioeconomic development.Explores the Middle Income Trap as the predominant developmental “trap” that China is currently facing.Considers pres

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