A country's population changes with change of the other countries' population; therefore, any country cannot be kept as a close population. In the same manner, one country' socio- economic situation is affected by population change of the other countries'. Thus, this study aims to suggest the future strategies for population, taking into considerations the change in population dynamics, its socio-economic impacts and related policies of China, Japan and Korea.
As a result, it is found that the demographic transition has progressed with strong similarity among three countries. Of course, the timing and speed of the transition differs from one country to another because of different socio-economic backgrounds. Population decline started from 2011 in Japan and will start from 2031 in Korea and from 2030~2035 in China. Population ageing will accelerate in the future for all three countries. Due to such demographic change, all three countries will experience slowdown of economic growth and increase in burden for social security in the future. Three countries started pro-natality policy after anti-natality policy; in 2004 for Japan, in 2006 for Korea, and in 2014 for China. (The rest is ommitted)

- 한, 중, 일 인구동향과 인구전략(Population change and future strategies in China, Japan and Korea)
- 이삼식; 김익기; 최효진 외
- 한국보건사회연구원
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한, 중, 일 인구동향과 인구전략(Population change and future strategies in China, Japan and Korea)
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Material Type | Report |
Author(Korean) |
이삼식; 김익기; 최효진 외 |
Publisher |
서울 : 한국보건사회연구원 |
Date | 2013-12 |
Series Title; No | 연구보고서 / 2013-31-01 |
ISBN | 978-89-6827-064-2 93330 |
Pages | 219 |
Subject Country | China(Asia and Pacific) Japan(Asia and Pacific) South Korea(Asia and Pacific) |
Language | Korean |
File Type | Link |
Subject | Social Development < Population |
Holding | 한국보건사회연구원 |
License | ![]() |
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