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International Views of China Turn Slightly More Positive

Appendix B: How people in middle-income countries see bilateral issues with the U.S. and China (detailed tables)

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  1. International Views of China Turn Slightly More Positive
  2. 1.  Views of China and Xi Jinping
  3. 2. China’s economic power and economic relations
  4. 3. Views of China in middle-income countries
  5. 4. Where China is seen as an ally or threat
  6. Appendix A: Global Attitudes Survey fieldwork timeline
  7. Appendix B: How people in middle-income countries see bilateral issues with the U.S. and China (detailed tables)
  8. Acknowledgments
  9. Methodology
A table showing Views on U.S., Chinese policies on human rights
A table showing Views on U.S., Chinese military power
A table showing Views on economic competition with the U.S., China
A table showing Views on U.S., Chinese involvement in domestic politics
A table showing Views on debt owed to the U.S., China
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Table of Contents

  1. International Views of China Turn Slightly More Positive
  2. 1.  Views of China and Xi Jinping
  3. 2. China’s economic power and economic relations
  4. 3. Views of China in middle-income countries
  5. 4. Where China is seen as an ally or threat
  6. Appendix A: Global Attitudes Survey fieldwork timeline
  7. Appendix B: How people in middle-income countries see bilateral issues with the U.S. and China (detailed tables)
  8. Acknowledgments
  9. Methodology