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"Getting Rich Before Getting Old"

Forbes

Sep 28, 2009

Demography

China
"China Rethinks One-Child Policy"

WNYC's The Brian Lehrer Show

Jul 28, 2009

Global Trends and Forecasting, Demography

China
"Ageing Shanghai urges second baby for eligible couples"

Reuters

Jul 24, 2009

Demography

China
"Graying Shanghai encourages couples to have 2 kids"

The Associated Press

Jul 23, 2009

Global Trends and Forecasting, Demography

China
"China's elderly will overwhelm the nation"

The Los Angeles Times

Jul 6, 2009

Global Trends and Forecasting, Demography

China
"Into the Unknown: The World Has Never Seen Population Ageing Before. Can it Cope?"

The Economist

Jun 25, 2009

Global Trends and Forecasting, Demography, Trade and Economics
"Scrimp and Save: Pensions Will Have To Become Far Less Generous"

The Economist

Jun 25, 2009

Global Trends and Forecasting, Demography, Trade and Economics
World's 65 and Older Population to Triple by 2050

Associated Press

Jun 23, 2009

Global Trends and Forecasting, Demography
Age wave to come crashing soon over China's economy.

Apr 27, 2009

Demography
Report Says China Facing Looming Aging Crisis.

Apr 22, 2009

Demography

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