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Changing Global Alliances: How Countries View America And China’s influence?

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Across the globe, people are divided over whether they should follow America’s or China’s economic & political model; that’s according to a new Ipsos survey of 18,500 people across 28 countries.

For America, people in India (85%), Brazil (79%), Peru (77%), Poland (71%), and South Africa (68%) are most likely to think the United States will have a positive influence on world affairs in the next decade.

For China, Mexico (82%), Russia (82%), Peru (81%), Saudi Arabia (78%) and Brazil (76%) are the top five countries where most people feel China will have a positive influence on world affairs in the next decade.

Other than India, Brazil, and the U.S., Japan is the highest-ranked major economic power (12th) to view America’s influence as positive, while Russia is the highest-ranked major military power (2nd) to view China’s influence as the same.

While 64% in Turkey have a positive view of China, majorities in European countries have an unfavorable view, ranging from 52% in Spain to 30% in Sweden.

China also receives unfavorable marks from most of its neighbors in the Asia-Pacific region. In Japan, only 23% say they have a favorable opinion of China – the most negative among all countries surveyed. More than half in Australia and South Korea share this sentiment.

Indians stand out for having the most positive view of the U.S. across all countries surveyed (85% favorable). A majority in Brazil, too, share these views (79%).

Countries where most people feel the U.S. will have a positive influence on the world

  1. India: 85%
  2. Brazil: 79%
  3. United States: 78%
  4. Peru: 77%
  5. Poland: 71%
  6. South Africa: 68%
  7. Colombia: 66%
  8. Saudi Arabia: 66%
  9. Argentina: 61%
  10. South Korea: 60%
  11. Hungary: 55%
  12. Japan: 54%
  13. Italy: 53%
  14. Mexico: 53%
  15. Chile: 50%
  16. Malaysia: 50%
  17. China: 49%
  18. Spain: 44%
  19. UK: 43%
  20. Australia: 44%
  21. France: 39%
  22. Netherlands: 38%
  23. Canada: 37%
  24. Belgium: 34%
  25. Turkey: 32%
  26. Russia: 31%
  27. Sweden: 30%
  28. Germany: 25%

Countries where most people feel China will have a positive influence on the world

  1. Mexico: 82%
  2. Russia: 82%
  3. Peru: 81%
  4. Saudi Arabia: 78%
  5. Brazil: 76%
  6. Colombia: 75%
  7. Malaysia: 74%
  8. Argentina: 73%
  9. South Africa: 684%
  10. Chile: 66%
  11. Turkey: 64%
  12. India: 53%
  13. Spain: 52%
  14. Hungary: 47%
  15. Italy: 46%
  16. Poland: 43%
  17. Belgium: 40%
  18. Netherlands: 36%
  19. United States: 36%
  20. UK: 35%
  21. South Korea: 35%
  22. Australia: 32%
  23. Germany: 32%
  24. France: 301%
  25. Sweden: 30%
  26. Canada: 28%
  27. Japan: 23%

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Sophie Ireland
Sophie is currently serving as a Senior Economist at CEOWORLD magazine's Global Unit. She started her career as a Young Professional at CEOWORLD magazine in 2010 and has since worked as an economist in three different regions, namely Latin America and the Caribbean, Africa, East Asia, and the Pacific. Her research interests primarily revolve around the topics of economic growth, labor policy, migration, inequality, and demographics. In her current role, she is responsible for monitoring macroeconomic conditions and working on subjects related to macroeconomics, fiscal policy, international trade, and finance. Prior to this, she worked with multiple local and global financial institutions, gaining extensive experience in the fields of economic research and financial analysis.


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