Abstract
With a population of 975 million people, the People’s Republic of China is bursting at its seams. In aiming for a replacement growth rate by the year 2000, the country has planned for the promotion of a one-child family norm. It is significant to note that this aim is being achieved not by authoritarian means normally associated with the communist doctrine, but by voluntary action and incentives. Anura Goonesekera looks at the mechanics of the Chinese system.
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