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China’s Housing Bubble, Healthcare Crisis, and Taiwan Relations

"Econ 102" with Noah Smith and Erik Torenberg

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Impact of Aging Population on Chinese Companies

The young working population in China, who are known for starting new companies and being hard workers, has been declining for many years. As a result, the largest demographic cohort in China is now the 30 to 50 age group. While middle-aged people make good managers, they will eventually age out of their prime managerial years. In many countries, including China, management is typically based on age and seniority. This means that in the future, Chinese companies will be predominantly run by 60-year-olds, which may hinder their ability to embrace new technologies and market opportunities.

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