How do women appear on the pages of Demography? This is not a question of authorship,
of whether the articles published in Demography by women differ from those published by …

Founded in 1929, the Population Reference Bureau is the leader in providing timely and
objective information on US and international population trends and their implications. PRB …

In 1979, China introduced its unprecedented one-child policy, under which households
exceeding the birth quota were penalized. However, estimating the effect of this policy on …

The article challenges the notion that below‐replacement fertility and its local variation in
China are primarily attributable to the government's birth planning policy. Data from the 2000 …

We find that a cross-country model of economic growth successfully tracks the growth
takeoffs in China and India. The major drivers of the predicted takeoffs are improved health …

China initiated its family planning policy in 1962 and its one-child policy in 1980, and it
allowed all couples to have two children as of 1 January 2016. This paper systematically …

In the study of contemporary low-fertility societies, it has been observed that gender equality
is a consequence-perhaps incidental-of low fertility (eg Davis 1984; Keyfitz 1986). In …

Scholarly evidence on the quantity-quality trade-off is mixed in part because of the
identification challenge due to endogenous family size. This paper provides new evidence …

China's one-child policy was initiated in late 1979. Since its inception, nearly 150 million
single children have been born in China. It is believed that this generation of only children …

II. Migration Policy and Economic Reforms Migration and population redistribution have
always been major concerns for policy makers and social scientists in China. For years …