China Moves to Three-Child Policy to Boost Falling Birthrate

China's family planning policies have evolved, allowing three children per family, following gradual changes since 2016. Despite this, concerns about a declining population persist, with the lowest birth rate since 1961. Experts suggest further policy changes are needed to address demographic challenges, including improvements in maternity leave, education, and housing costs.

What recent announcement did China make regarding family planning?

What changes were made to family planning policies in China in 2016?

What concerns do policymakers have regarding China's population?

What do some economists predict about China's population by 2025?

What additional policies do experts suggest are needed to address demographic challenges in China?