Majorities see a lot of influence from China on their country’s economic conditions

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2. Views of China’s influence on domestic economic conditions

Majorities see a lot of influence from China on their country’s economic conditions

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2. Views of China’s influence on domestic economic conditions
Majorities see a lot of influence from China on their country’s economic conditions
China’s economic impact receives mixed reviews
Growing shares say China has a strong influence on their country’s economy
Perceptions of China’s influence on economic conditions vary by ideology
Views of China’s impact on economic conditions differ by ideology
Views of China’s impact on domestic economic conditions have become more negative
In parts of the Asia-Pacific and sub-Saharan Africa, majorities say Chinese companies are good for their country’s economy
In African countries surveyed, people are divided on whether Chinese companies treat local workers fairly
In most middle-income countries surveyed, people say Chinese companies work to protect the environment

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