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"Goodbye America, Hello China? Think again"

Reuters

Mar 12, 2010

Demography

Asia, China
"Youthful Brazil faces challenge of rapid aging"

Reuters

Mar 2, 2010

Global Trends and Forecasting, Demography

Americas
"Dazzled by Asia"

The Boston Globe

Feb 7, 2010

Demography

Asia, China
"Aging Population May Yet Halt China's Rise"

The Chosun Ilbo

Jan 24, 2010

Global Trends and Forecasting, Demography

Asia, China
"Emerging market bonds: the bubbly argument"

The Wall Street Journal

Dec 2, 2009

Global Trends and Forecasting, Demography, Trade and Economics
"China's Race Problem"

Forbes

Nov 9, 2009

Global Trends and Forecasting, Demography

China
"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

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