Rethinking of Aging Population in China to the Impact of Pension System

Keyong Dong () and Zhang Dong
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Keyong Dong: Renmin University of China
Zhang Dong: Renmin University of China

Chapter 33 in Handbook of Chinese Management, 2023, pp 425-436 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract The form of development tendency in aged tendency of population determines the strategy of the economic and social policy. At present, one of the main views on the morphological research of trend development of China’s aged tendency of population is that China would reach the peak of population aging around the 2050s. This concept couldn’t accurately express the true form of the development trend of aging population trend in China. China’s population aging would reach the most serious period before and after the 2050s, but it wouldn’t be changed later, which will last for a long time. Therefore, the aging population trend in China will enter into the aging plateau period in the long term. This judgment resolves that the impact of population aging on China’s pension system is long term, and it is necessary to reconstruct the three pillars of China’s pension system with strategic vision, which is supported by parametric reformation to deal with the long-term implication of aging of population.

Keywords: Aging of population; Plateau; Peak; Pension system; Three pillars (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2023
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DOI: 10.1007/978-981-10-2459-7_35

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