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Americans' Take On China

In the first part of a multi-part series on China, we present a general background on China, the American opinion on China, and whether Americans see China as an ally or an enemy.

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TechnoMetrica surveys are a quantitative representation of Americans' sentiments on various subjects. It often reveals surprises and regularly substantiates popular assessments.

Our latest TIPP Poll on Americans' sentiments towards China largely supported widely-held views. While the majority of respondents did not hold favorable views, it was concerning to note that a sizable percentage of those polled also expressed a lack of knowledge about critical issues.  This prompted tippinsights to produce a China series that included some context and backstory.

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