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Old Age Care Preferences Among Chinese Middle-Aged Single-Child Parents and the Related Policy Implications.
Journal of Aging & Social Policy 2019 Februrary 17
We contrast rural and urban single-child parents' old age care preferences and factors determining their preferences. The results show that single-child parents are more likely to report specific old age preferences than parents with multiple children; urban single-child parents are also more likely to have specific old age care preferences than their rural counterparts. Pension/social insurance is most preferred by urban single-child parents; whereas the preferences of rural single-child parents are more diverse. The most significant rural and urban differences lie in the effects of social and medical insurance on the respondents' selection of care sources. Policy implications are discussed in the end.
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