Younger, more educated Americans more likely to see globalization as good | Pew Research Center

May 18, 2020

Amid coronavirus crisis, Americans and Germans see changing world in different ways

Younger, more educated Americans more likely to see globalization as good

Younger, more educated Americans more likely to see globalization as good

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Amid coronavirus crisis, Americans and Germans see changing world in different ways
Germans more likely to say countries will cooperate more after coronavirus crisis; Americans are split
Most in U.S., Germany say their country should contribute more to solve global problems than less wealthy nations
West Germans more likely than those in East to see globalization as good; AfD supporters are more skeptical
Younger, more educated Americans more likely to see globalization as good
By roughly two-to-one, Germans see globalization as good for their country; Americans are divided
Few in U.S., Germany see the other country as most important foreign policy partner
Younger Americans see a close relationship with China as more important than with Germany
Germans now equally divided on whether close relationship with U.S. or China is more important