Two Years on, What Does the Two-Child Policy Mean for Brands?
The impacts have been felt differently around the country, and go beyond products aimed at moms and kids.
China’s decision to put an end to its one child policy was seen as a response to the country’s aging population and skewed gender ratio. Photo courtesy: Shutterstock
China’s decision to put an end to its one child policy was seen as a response to the country’s aging population and skewed gender ratio. Photo courtesy: Shutterstock