After the adoption of the policy, however, no prominent drop of fertility rate was recorded. Ridiculously, China even had a slight increase in fertility rate of about 21 births per 1,000 people in the 1980s after one-child policy was adopted! China has about one-fifth of the world population, but they only have 7 percent of the world?¦s fresh water, 7 percent of the world?¦s arable land and 2 percent of the world?¦s oil...
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Rapid growth of population would result in falling economy (due to decrease in marginal product due to rising labor population), rising poverty (due to insufficient endowment to feed the population) and unemployment (due to insufficient job opportunities). So, the PRC had to adopt the policy to keep population low...
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Chinas Only Child Policy Also, I don't think that it's fair for factories to not give women their bonuses if they have earned it, just because they got pregnant for the second time...	3 / 658
One Child Policy There is heavy reliance on long-term contraception, with intrauterine devices and sterilizations together accounting for more than 90 percent of contraceptive methods used since the mid-1980s...	2 / 552
China One Child Policy The one child policy has caused disdain over female infants. Abortion, neglect and abandonment are on a rise, even infanticide is becoming more prevalent for female infants...	2 / 286
China's One Child Policy These rates are as so because families often do not provide medical care for their daughters. Such family planning has resulted in the disparate ratio of 114 males for every 100 females among babies from birth through children four years of age...	2 / 529