China's experience in the one child family campaign is impeded by forces which are political, economic, cultural and administrative. The infrastructure for family planning can be enhanced by a vigorous communication strategy directed to the citizenry and cadres. The disincentive system created by some provincial and municipal authorities may signify a trend which is crucial to China's ability to bring its population growth under control.
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