VOICED : Chinos reaccionan al fin de la politica de hijo unico

The video discusses the end of China's one-child policy, highlighting public reactions and the implications for families. It explores the economic and demographic reasons behind the policy change, as well as concerns about a growing trend of couples choosing to have only one child for economic reasons. The video also provides historical context, noting the policy's introduction in the 1970s to control population growth and the criticism it faced for its harsh measures, including forced abortions.

What change in policy did China implement regarding family planning?

• There are no restrictions on the number of children.

• Couples are still restricted to one child.

• Couples can now have up to two children.

• Couples can now have up to three children.

What is one social issue associated with the one-child policy?

• Loneliness for single children

• Higher crime rates

• Overcrowded schools

• Increased sibling rivalry

Why did the Chinese government decide to change the one-child policy?

• To comply with international pressure

• To reduce the population

• To address population aging and stimulate the economy

• To increase the birth rate

What concern do demographers have despite the policy change?

• The birth rate will increase too rapidly.

• The policy change will lead to overpopulation.

• There will be a shortage of resources for more children.

• Couples may still prefer having only one child due to economic reasons.

What historical criticism is associated with the one-child policy?

• It caused a decline in economic growth.

• It led to a decrease in literacy rates.

• It was associated with forced abortions.

• It resulted in a lack of housing.