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List of pictures and tables
Picture1-1.Changes in China’s Age dependency ratio from 1979-2015……….12
Picture1-2.Changes in China’s labor participation rate from 1990-2017………14
Picture1-3.Number of Abortion statistic worldwide………...……17
Picture1-4.China-fertility rate from1960-2016………20
Picture1-5.How long did it take for fertility to fall from more than 6 children per woman to fewer than 3 children per woman?...21
Picture1-6.China-Percent of World Population………..22
Picture1-7.China-life expectancy………24
Picture2-4.Scatter plot of family size(vertical) and GDP(horizontal)……….37
Picture2-5.Scatter plot of GDP and Healthcare level………..39
Picture2-6.Scatter plot of GDP and Education level………...41
Picture2-7.Chinese pension system(Revenue-Expense)………47
Picture2-8.China’s GDP growth rate after the second child is released……….51
Table2-1.Describe statistical analysis results………..33
Table2-2.Pearson related coefficient……….…..35
Table2-3.Regression Analysis Results………36
Table2-4.Describe statistical analysis results………..42
Table2-5.Pearson related coefficient………..43
Table2-6.Regression Analysis Results………44
ANNEXES
Source: National Bureau of Statistics of China, World Bank(2018) Year GDP($) A v e r a g e
Family size
G r o s s Savings
CPI (last year=100)
E d u c a t i o n Level
H e a l t h c a r e Level
1998 825.58 3.65 395.11 99.2 89.373 305.4
1999 873.29 3.6 400.49 98.6 93.669 321.78
2000 959.37 3.43 433.91 100.4 116.0191 361.88
2001 1053.11 3.43 500.57 100.7 138.1835 393.8
2002 1148.51 3.32 573.72 99.2 158.7939 450.75
2003 1288.64 3.31 706.87 101.2 182.5262 509.5
2004 1508.67 3.3 896.78 103.9 209.9151 583.92
2005 1753.42 3.12 1055.69 101.8 236.3647 662.3
2006 2099.23 3.17 1336.17 101.5 253.0854 748.84
2007 2695.37 3.17 1806.6 104.8 282.0971 875.96
2008 3471.25 3.16 2403.8 105.9 297.0601 1094.52
2009 3838.43 3.15 2604.63 99.3 326.1081 1314.26
2010 4560.51 3.13 3175.95 103.3 351.2563 1490.06
2011 5633.80 3.11 3796.56 105.4 356.6411 1806.95
2012 6337.88 3.09 4249.17 102.6 374.0574 2076.67
2013 7077.77 3.09 4673.22 102.6 381.4331 2327.37
2014 7683.50 3.07 5152.91 102 383.4152 2581.66
2015 8069.21 3.05 5193.02 101.4 389.4184 2980.8
2016 8117.27 3.08 5126.01 102 405.4007 3351.74
2017 8826.99 3.09 5752.39 101.6 410.7534 3783.83
2018 9409.57 3.08 6013.47 102.1 412.3875 3921.3
Source: National Bureau of Statistics of China, World Bank(2018)
Year GDP growth
rate
Average family size
CPI（base year=1978）
Per capita disposable
income
1998 6.9% 3.65 429 5425.1
1999 6.7% 3.6 432.2 5854.02
2000 6.9% 3.4 434 6280
2001 7.3% 3.43 437 6859.6
2002 7.8% 3.32 433.5 7702.8
2003 7.9% 3.31 438.7 8472.2
2004 9.5% 3.3 455.8 11619.68
2005 10.6% 3.12 464 13602.539
2006 9.4% 3.17 471 15549.382
2007 9.7% 3.17 493.6 17174.65
2008 14.2% 3.16 522.7 19109.44
2009 12.7% 3.15 519 21809.78
2010 11.4% 3.13 536.1 24564.72
2011 10.1% 3.11 565 26955.1
2012 10.0% 3.09 579.7 29381
2013 9.1% 3.09 594.8 31790.31
2014 8.3% 3.07 606.7 33616.25
2015 8.5% 3.05 615.2 34319.25
2016 7.7% 3.08 627.5 36396.19
2017 7.8% 3.09 637.5 39251.26
2018 7.7% 3.08 640.3 39542.75
