中国の高齢化と中国の安全保障への影響
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This brief reviews RAND research on demographic trends in China and examines how these trends might affect the country’s security and economic growth
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RAND Corporation (United States) | Mar 12, 2026
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China's demographic shifts require a balanced approach to social policy and security strategy, ensuring stability without sacrificing growth.
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The challenges of an aging demographic may divert resources from essential security initiatives, undermining China's global influence.
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The economic growth potential of China's aging workforce can be harnessed through innovation and technology, enhancing national security.
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China's aging population will strain its military capacity, leading to increased vulnerability in regional security dynamics.
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An older population may lead to a more cautious foreign policy, reducing aggressive posturing and promoting regional cooperation.
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