CHINA’s biggest problem? Not enough PEOPLE for the FUTURE

[dani191]

 

[Zsari]

China should just sit back and enjoy how India's "population dividend" pays out in the age of robotics and AI rather than dancing to the same tune.

 

[tower9]

You don't need people when you have automation.

 

[donkeykong]

only china can implement one child policy. India could never do that. If China wanted it can implement 3 child policy minimum easily. You can't measure China with Western perspective.

 

[Beast]

Indian don't hide behind Israel flag. Jews are more intelligent than this. Don't stain the flag of Israel.

 

[Han Patriot]

You don't need people when you have automation.

Exactly....Chinese factories are getting highly automated, we have dark factories springing up a cross China now.

 

[Daniel808]

how can they don't have enough people, they have 1,4 billion people and will keep rising until 2050.

Do they need to be like india in 2050 with overpopulation and overcrowded country

In 2050-2100, all factories will have automation system.
Doomed for overpopulation country like india lol

 

[Mista]

they have 1,4 billion people and will keep rising until 2050

Eh no, their own projections predicts that the population will start shrinking by 2027.

The working-age population have already been shrinking since 2011.

https://www.caixinglobal.com/2019-01-29/chart-of-the-day-chinas-shrinking-workforce-101375782.html

 

[Daniel808]

Eh no, their own projections predicts that the population will start shrinking by 2027.

The working-age population have already been shrinking since 2011.

https://www.caixinglobal.com/2019-01-29/chart-of-the-day-chinas-shrinking-workforce-101375782.html

Nope, their population in 2050 will be still in the same size like today. 1.4 Billion people.

Unless they want to be over-population like India

Source : UN Population Division


With the working age, that's why they are investing in Robot Industry and Artificial Intelligence (part of key sector in Made in China 2025). So their Productivity will keep rising in the future. (A doomed for Over-population country like india)

The Robotics Industry in China
May 14, 2018Posted byChina BriefingWritten byBy I-Ting Shelly Lin

China has been the world’s largest industrial robot market for four consecutive years. In 2016, China had a total sales volume of almost 90,000 units – a 27 percent increase compared to 2015 and representing 30 percent of the global market.

According to the International Federation of Robotics (IFR), China has had the most industrial robots in operation globally since 2016. By 2020, China is expected to produce 150,000 industrial robot units and have 950,300 industrial robots in operation.
https://www.china-briefing.com/news/chinas-robot-industry/

They are on the way to building Robot army And this will keep rising in the future.
Many called it, a Robot Revolution happening in China

 

[Mista]

Nope, their population in 2050 will be still in the same size like today. 1.4 Billion people.

Nice backtracking.

they have 1,4 billion people and will keep rising until 2050.

 

[Daniel808]

Nice backtracking.

Yes, keep rising until 2050. Not declining.
There is nothing wrong with that, sunshine.

I got the Data from here.
Look at China population section, their population will keep rising until 1,437 Billion people in 2050

Source :
https://web.archive.org/web/2017020...international/data/idb/informationGateway.php

 

[SgtGungHo]

I have been saying this for years. It is plain to see that China will experience population ageing far worse than Western countries where constantly fill up their young population through immigration.

 

[Yaseen1]

quality of population is better than large quantity of low quality unskilled population like india has

 

[SgtGungHo]

The Robotics Industry in China

Pretty much non-existence. I can't think of any Chinese industrial robotics company that is better than either ABB or FANUC. It is one of those industries that old players in engineering utterly dominate the market.

>but...but KUKA is acquired by a Chine

Yeah, but KUKA is still a German company by its nature

 

[Daniel808]

Pretty much non-existence. I can't think of any Chinese industrial robotics company that is better than either ABB or FANUC. It is one of those industries that old players in engineering utterly dominate the market.

>but...but KUKA is acquired by a Chine

Yeah, but KUKA is still a German company by its nature

Read my post carefully, gung ho
I talk about Robot Population in China, doesn't matter where it originated.

In 2019 alone, almost 40% of all Robot Shipments worldwide, goes to Chinese Factories. Crazy !