The Drop in Enrollment in China's Government-Subsidized Health Care Program

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This chapter discusses the significant drop in enrollment in China's government-subsidized health care program, resulting in challenges for uninsured individuals and potential impact on China's economy.

A global rally in government debt has driven yields past many Wall Street targets for the end of 2024, and rising premiums in China are driving families to cancel health coverage. Plus, in the second of a three-part series, the FT’s Benjamin Parkin travels to southern India to see whether factories can help solve the country’s employment problems.

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