China's One-Child Policy improved educational attainment among women, which in turn increased delayed entry into first marriage, parenthood, and increased labor supply.

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In China, the One-Child Policy was the biggest social movement that fundamentally changed the lives and family structure of the entire generation born in the 1960s.
"Women anticipated having fewer children, which may have delayed their entry into parenthood and even delayed the decision to get married, which allowed them to get more education," said author Xuan Jiang, Ph.D., of The Ohio State University.
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