Jin Weigang, president of the Chinese Academy of Labor and Social Security Sciences, said China was eyeing a “progressive, flexible and differentiated path to raising the retirement age ...

China consumer analyst at Gavekal Dragonomics. “Raising the retirement age may entail only a limited fiscal gain for now...The coming increase will effectively be optional for many workers ...

That being said, the average retirement age in China is about 60 for men and 50 for working-class women, and 55 for women in white-collar jobs. However, China is gradually raising its retirement ...

Although no one has presented a detailed plan for alleviating the shortfall, it’s possible that the full retirement age could increase as part of a long-term solution. The situation in China ...

Although no one has presented a detailed plan for alleviating the shortfall, it’s possible that the full retirement age could increase as part of a long-term solution. The situation in China sounds ...