Liang: Expecting China to Completely Reverse Its Family Planning Policy

James Liang discusses the importance of demographics in innovation, highlighting China's low fertility rate and the need for supportive policies to boost birth rates. He suggests measures like tax subsidies and housing discounts to encourage families. Liang also emphasizes the long-term impact of demographics on innovation and talent pools. In the travel sector, he notes the recovery of domestic markets in China and the US, while international travel remains slow due to restrictions.

How does the current fertility rate in China compare to that of Japan?

What challenges does China face in reversing its family planning policies?

What are the implications of a declining talent pool for China's future innovation?