Bipartisan willingness to use force to defend U.S. allies in conflict with China

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April 3, 2017

Americans’ Views of China Improve as Economic Concerns Ease

Bipartisan willingness to use force to defend U.S. allies in conflict with China

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Bipartisan willingness to use force to defend U.S. allies in conflict with China

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Americans’ Views of China Improve as Economic Concerns Ease
Declining concerns in U.S. about economic threats from China, but rising worries about cyberattacks
Older Americans more likely to view many issues in U.S.-China relationship as very serious problems
Republicans more concerned about economic tensions with China, Democrats worried about China’s environmental impact
Economics, environmental issues, cyberattacks top Americans’ list of concerns about China
Americans are more concerned about China’s economic strength than its military power
Views of China more favorable among Democrats, those younger than 30
Americans are now divided in their views of China

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