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The paper discusses the economic and social reforms instituted by Deng Xiaoping following Mao Zedong's death in the late 1970s. The paper then addresses one of the social reforms that was China's current one-child policy which was designed to assist China with the economic burden of having to continue to support such massive population growth. The paper explains that the one-child policy is primarily based on the use of mandated contraception and the observation is made that many of the strides in controlling the population growth in China were actually already underway in the market prior to the one-child policy. The paper considers the future of the one-child policy and notes that demographic trends where family preference is gravitating towards smaller families may make the policy moot in the future.

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"This document discusses China's one-child policy in-depth. The analysis begins with a discussion of the economic and social reforms instituted by Deng Xiaoping following Mao Zedong's death in the late 1970s. One of the social reforms was China's current one-child policy which was designed to assist China with controlling its population growth in order to relieve the country from the economic burden of having to continue to support such massive population growth. The one-child policy is primarily based on the..."

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