Professor Jiang Xueqin

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559 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2026 last heard 20 Mar

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But if you choose to have children, you can only choose to have one kid because it's much more strategic for you to put all your resources into one kid and spread it over three or four kids.
So that's why an economic monopoly would naturally lead to a low birth rate.
Exactly, because everyone sees themselves as competitors against each other and you lose a sense of community, right?
Because you have a lot of children because you want to contribute to the community and grow as a nation.
But when you see your neighbor as your enemy, then that reduces your incentive to have children.
The reality is that this war in the Middle East is having a severe impact already on the entire Southeast Asian economy.
So India imports about 6% of its oil from the GCC.
Pakistan also imports a majority of its oil.
Japan imports about 75% of its oil from the GCC.
China imports about 40%, okay?
So all these economies are being impacted and already Thailand, Vietnam,
are running out of fuel.
And when you go to a gas station, there's just no more fuel for your motorbike.
And now people are being forced to work from home.
There's fuel rationing.
There's no jet fuel.
So this is impacting all of Southeast Asia.
So the question isn't who will be impacted because everyone's impacted.
The question is who will be most resilient and the most willing to innovate and adapt to this new reality?
Because we're not talking about a short-term war.
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