Social Sciences
8 years ago

China's One-Child Policy Ends, Fertility Desires Unchanged Across Generations

Nanfang renkou
A comparative study on the difference of fertility desires between the only child and the non-only child:a survey of fertility desire and fertility behavior in Jiangsu province
Meng Ke

Paper Summary

The study compared the fertility desires of only children and non-only children in Jiangsu province. They found that there were no significant differences in the number of children desired, the gender of desired children, or the age at which they wanted to have children between the two groups.

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