By 2100, China may have more people outside the working-age population than inside it

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December 2, 2022

Key facts about China’s declining population

By 2100, China may have more people outside the working-age population than inside it

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By 2100, China may have more people outside the working-age population than inside it

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Key facts about China’s declining population
China’s population is likely to fall below a billion people before 2100
China’s fertility rate has decreased precipitously in recent years, despite its loosening of the one-child policy
More people typically migrate out of China than into it
China has long had more male than female births, but its skewed sex ratio is projected to change

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