Einar H. Dyvik
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Get in touch with us nowThe views of both the United States and China were overall more favorable in middle-income countries than in high-income countries, with a median of over 60 percent in the former having a favorable opinion of the U.S., and more than half having a favorable view of China. On the other hand, just above half of the respondents in high-income countries had favorable views of the U.S., whereas only a quarter had the same of China. Poland was the country with the most favorable perception of the U.S., whereas Thailand had the most favorable perception of China.
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