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China has ended its additionalageingaveragebabyboostcontrolcouplesdecadeshighhugelabourlowmakersmillionnewoverpartyrestrictionstrictlythird-long one-child policy. The ruling additionalageingaveragebabyboostcontrolcouplesdecadeshighhugelabourlowmakersmillionnewoverpartyrestrictionstrictlythird announced it would now allow all additionalageingaveragebabyboostcontrolcouplesdecadeshighhugelabourlowmakersmillionnewoverpartyrestrictionstrictlythird to have two children. The one-child policy was a population additionalageingaveragebabyboostcontrolcouplesdecadeshighhugelabourlowmakersmillionnewoverpartyrestrictionstrictlythird measure that was introduced in 1979. Policy additionalageingaveragebabyboostcontrolcouplesdecadeshighhugelabourlowmakersmillionnewoverpartyrestrictionstrictlythird hoped to restrict the country's population to avoid additionalageingaveragebabyboostcontrolcouplesdecadeshighhugelabourlowmakersmillionnewoverpartyrestrictionstrictlythird rates of poverty. It wasn't kept to additionalageingaveragebabyboostcontrolcouplesdecadeshighhugelabourlowmakersmillionnewoverpartyrestrictionstrictlythird as there were many exceptions. Over a additionalageingaveragebabyboostcontrolcouplesdecadeshighhugelabourlowmakersmillionnewoverpartyrestrictionstrictlythird of China's population had to follow the one-child additionalageingaveragebabyboostcontrolcouplesdecadeshighhugelabourlowmakersmillionnewoverpartyrestrictionstrictlythird. Just over half was allowed to have a second child if the first child was a girl. The new two-child policy is to reverse China's additionalageingaveragebabyboostcontrolcouplesdecadeshighhugelabourlowmakersmillionnewoverpartyrestrictionstrictlythird fertility rate.

The new two-child policy should give a additionalageingaveragebabyboostcontrolcouplesdecadeshighhugelabourlowmakersmillionnewoverpartyrestrictionstrictlythird economic additionalageingaveragebabyboostcontrolcouplesdecadeshighhugelabourlowmakersmillionnewoverpartyrestrictionstrictlythird for China and prevent China from becoming an additionalageingaveragebabyboostcontrolcouplesdecadeshighhugelabourlowmakersmillionnewoverpartyrestrictionstrictlythird society. China’s additionalageingaveragebabyboostcontrolcouplesdecadeshighhugelabourlowmakersmillionnewoverpartyrestrictionstrictlythird force peaked at 940 million in 2012. This fell to 930 million in 2014 and is expected to fall by 29 additionalageingaveragebabyboostcontrolcouplesdecadeshighhugelabourlowmakersmillionnewoverpartyrestrictionstrictlythird by 2020. Predictions are that there will be an additionalageingaveragebabyboostcontrolcouplesdecadeshighhugelabourlowmakersmillionnewoverpartyrestrictionstrictlythird of 2.5 million extra newborns per year. This will provide more workers and an additionalageingaveragebabyboostcontrolcouplesdecadeshighhugelabourlowmakersmillionnewoverpartyrestrictionstrictlythird $11.8 billion in annual consumption. Shares in many additionalageingaveragebabyboostcontrolcouplesdecadeshighhugelabourlowmakersmillionnewoverpartyrestrictionstrictlythird goods companies jumped by additionalageingaveragebabyboostcontrolcouplesdecadeshighhugelabourlowmakersmillionnewoverpartyrestrictionstrictlythird 10 per cent on Friday. The additionalageingaveragebabyboostcontrolcouplesdecadeshighhugelabourlowmakersmillionnewoverpartyrestrictionstrictlythird policy will affect around 100 million couples.