samcster94
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At any point after WWII, a country that isn't China has to pass a "One Child Policy" or something very similar. What can be done to do so???? Bonus points if China doesn't pass it.
A one child policy is fundamentally more extreme than a two-child policy though. With one-child policy every generation will be half the size of the previous one. That is bound to cause population collapse. With a two-child policy, each generation will be just a little smaller than the one before it.India? Some states have already enacted a two-child policy, so a one-child policy is not out of the question. Question is, would it be enacted nationwide or would just some states enact it?
India? Some states have already enacted a two-child policy, so a one-child policy is not out of the question. Question is, would it be enacted nationwide or would just some states enact it?
Bonus points if China doesn't pass it.
I can't imagine that going over well.Saudi Arabia had perused such an idea after Saud himself passed.
North Korea, perhaps during the 1990s famine. One thing to note is that the Chinese "one child policy" was full of loopholes. People who lived in the country (which was most of China until very recently) and people who were only children were allowed to have 2 children.
I think that was mainly as those non-Han groups were very rural (so there's was a need for farm workers) and CCP had less control in those areas than the cities.I believe ethnic minorities were exempt as well? Or at least, that's what I used to hear from China-apologists, in their version of "What the heck are those blacks complaining about? Look at all the affirmative action programs they get!"
At any point after WWII, a country that isn't China has to pass a "One Child Policy" or something very similar. What can be done to do so???? Bonus points if China doesn't pass it.