- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Acknowledgments
- About the Author
- Introduction
- Part I: Theory and Policy
- Chapter 1: Global Demographic Trends
- Chapter 2: Demographics and Innovation
- Chapter 3: Demographics and the Economy
- Low Fertility and Old-Age Support
- Low Fertility and Demographic Dividend/Deficit
- Can High Fertility Lower the Per Capita Asset Level?
- Can High Fertility Cause Unemployment?
- Robots, Unemployment, and Innovation
- A Little Bit of Economic Science Fiction
- Impact of Aging on Different Industries
- Demographics and Inequality
- Chapter 4: Resource and Environment
- Chapter 5: Public Policy
- Recent Pro-fertility Policies in Developed Countries
- Reversal of Fertility Policy in Asia
- Analysis of Pro-fertility Policy
- Building a Pro-fertility Culture
- Marriage Ratio and Out-of-Wedlock Births
- The Future of Pro-fertility Policies
- Immigration
- Internal Migration
- The War for Talent
- Competition among Countries: Large Countries vs. Small Countries
- A Tale of Ctrip.com: An Analogy between Company Size and Country Size
- Policy Pitfall of a Large Country
- Policy Strategies of Small Countries
- Language Barrier and the English Advantage
- Trade vs. Immigration
- Brexit and Donald Trump's Presidency
- Education Reform
- Part II: The Race of Innovation
- Chapter 6: Japan
- Chapter 7: China
- Will the Twenty-First Century be the Century of China?
- Risk of Transiting from Manufacturing to Service
- Risk of a Widening Income Gap
- Risk of Political Reform
- Environmental and Natural Resource Risk
- The Demographic Advantage of China
- The Aging of the Chinese Economy
- The Great Demographic Transition of China
- Drastic Demographic Change as a Result of the One-Child Policy
- Gender Imbalance
- The End of the One-Child Policy
- Forecasting China's Fertility Rate
- China to Adopt Pro-fertility Policy
- Deterioration of Demographics
- The Impact of Demographic Change on the Chinese Economy and Innovation
- Policy Suggestions
- Conclusion
- Chapter 8: The United States of America
- A History of Innovation in the United States
- Does the United States have an Inherent Advantage in Innovation?
- Is Inequality a Problem?
- China vs. the United States
- Policy Recommendations
- Predicting the Effects of Donald Trump's Presidency
- The Thucydides Trap: A Conflict between China and the United States
- Chapter 9: Europe
- The Historical Innovation Champion
- Is it Too Early to Write Off Germany?
- Is the United Kingdom Different?
- Is Russia a Part of Europe?
- The Prospect of Innovation in Europe
- Fertility and Aging
- What is Causing the Difference in Fertility Rates?
- Immigration
- But What About the Skill Level of Immigrants?
- Muslim Immigration
- Brexit and the Future of the European Union
- Policy Recommendations
- Other Developed Countries
- Conclusion
- Chapter 10: India
- Conclusion
- Epilogue: Historical Competition Among Civilizations: An Essay on Transportation Technology, Demographics and the Race of Innovation
- References
- Index
- End User License Agreement
The Demographics of Innovation
Why Demographics is a Key to the Innovation Race
James Liang
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