Older Americans are more likely to see China’s economic impact as negative

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April 30, 2024

2. China’s relationship with the U.S.

Older Americans are more likely to see China’s economic impact as negative

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2. China’s relationship with the U.S.
Rising share of Americans label China an enemy
Older Americans are more likely to see China’s economic impact as negative
Roughly two-thirds of Americans think China has a large – and negative – impact on the U.S. economy
Republicans give more priority than Democrats to limiting China, but the partisan gap is shrinking
About half of Americans say limiting China should be a top foreign policy goal
Republicans mostly see China as an enemy of the U.S. while Democrats primarily view it as a competitor

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