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Rooted in the one-child policy and changing social and cultural norms, China has huge demographic challenges ahead. What are the long term implications for markets, the global economy and India? Its worsening population data presents an opportunity for India, but a strategy is needed because India’s own demographic dividend will not last forever, writes Akash Prakash. Read it here
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