China's announcement that couples can have three children generated a buzz of online discussion on why it isn't practical to have children, let alone three.
China's announcement Monday that couples can have three children generated a buzz of online discussion on why it isn't practical to have children, let alone three.
Changes such as improving access to childcare "are much more important than simply removing the numerical limit on the number of kids you can have," said Rory Green, senior China economist at TS Lombard.
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