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Demographic impacts on elderly support

Demographic impacts on elderly support. Guo Zhigang Department of Sociology, Peking University, 100871, China zguo@pku.edu.cn. Change in mean size of household. Decomposing the Change of mean size of household. 1982-1990: MS= 4.41-3.96= 0.45, MC= 1.48-1.10= 0.38 (85.5%)

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Demographic impacts on elderly support

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  1. Demographic impacts on elderly support Guo Zhigang Department of Sociology, Peking University, 100871, China zguo@pku.edu.cn

  2. Change in mean size of household

  3. Decomposing the Change of mean size of household 1982-1990: MS=4.41-3.96= 0.45, MC=1.48-1.10= 0.38 (85.5%) 1990-2000: MS=3.96-3.44= 0.52, MC=1.10-0.79= 0.31 (59.4%)

  4. Population by age by HH type 3-generation 2-generation Couple Single

  5. Percent of the elderly(65+) not living with offsprings

  6. The elderly and the Family in China

  7. Figure 4 Inter-generational net wealth flow by residence and age group: 1992 The elderly and the Family in China

  8. Map by fertility policy

  9. Table 8 Population Distribution by Policy Implemented Implications by fertlility policy Table 9 Distribution of Couples according to Fertility Policies

  10. Table 10 Average Policy Fertility Level Fertility by the policies • Note: West 2 stands for the calculation for the west region without Chongqin municipality and Sichuan province, where one child policy is implemented.

  11. Table 11 China’s population age structure Population Ageing

  12. Only Child % in future under the policy

  13. Only Child % in future under the policy

  14. Future Marriage Probability under the policy

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