Changing the residential status of urban migrants in China could free up incomes for consumption through access to better public services – but it remains an open question whether such a change is feasible.
The rise of youth depression owes much to China’s rigid education system, the loneliness of only children and tight rural-urban migration restrictions. Centrally planned schooling, along with migration restrictions that mean millions of children are left behind in rural areas, should be done away with.
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Hong Kong residents with family members holding residence permits in Shenzhen are eligible for the first time for government-subsidised housing after authorities relaxed rules to help low-income families get on the property ladder.