Asian American origin groups differ in the degree to which they see the U.S. over China as the world’s top economy | Pew Research Center

July 12, 2023

Most Asian Americans View Their Ancestral Homelands Favorably, Except Chinese Americans

Asian American origin groups differ in the degree to which they see the U.S. over China as the world’s top economy

Asian American origin groups differ in the degree to which they see the U.S. over China as the world’s top economy

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Asian American origin groups differ in the degree to which they see the U.S. over China as the world’s top economy

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Most Asian Americans View Their Ancestral Homelands Favorably, Except Chinese Americans
Asian Americans have favorable views of the U.S., Japan, South Korea and Taiwan
Asian American origin groups differ in the degree to which they see the U.S. over China as the world’s top economy
Half of Asian American adults say the next decade’s top economy will be the U.S.; about one-third say China
About a quarter of Asian American adults say they would move to their ancestral homeland
Asian Americans’ interest in moving to their ancestral homelands varies by nativity and time spent in the U.S.
Asian Americans’ views of their homelands, other places in Asia and the U.S.
Chinese Americans’ views of China and Taiwan differ by nativity
Most Asian American adults have positive views of their own ancestral homeland; Chinese adults are the exception