In the latest published Gallup poll on American confidence, the gist of the survey was thus: many Americans believe that China is the world's leading economic power or will be within the next 20 years. Although less than half of all those surveyed... ...full story at Zhonghuarising
from Zhonghuarising on Mon, Feb 25 2008
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| 21 Feb 08 |
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China's Economy Rises in Americans' Eyes »
YouTube video Forty percent of Americans now say China is the world's leading economic power, while 33% say the same about the United States. In 2000, nearly two-thirds of Americans considered the United States to be the leading economic power. |
| 27 Feb 08 |
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When will China overtake the US? » Peking Duck Not as soon as some would think. An intelligent article debunks some myths: According to Friday's China Daily (and a host of other newspapers around the world), a just published Gallup survey claims that most Americans think China will be... |
| 23 Sep 08 |
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China Exclusive: Survey reveals Americans know little about China » People's Daily Americans know little about China. They think Singapore is a Chinese city and Samsung is a Chinese brand. They would be wrong. A survey released Monday, called "A Study of American Perceptions on China," was conducted by US-based Perspective... |
| 26 Sep 08 |
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World Economic Forum founder: China to maintain fast growth despite world economic slowdown » People's Daily Though feeling gloomy about the prospects of world economy in the coming couple of years, Klaus Schwab, founder and executive chairman of the World Economic Forum, said here on Friday that China is still a fast growing economy, and may lead the world... |
| 15 Aug 08 |
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Americans Reverse Position on Support for Beijing Olympics » China Journal A new Pew survey finds that most Americans support Beijing’s hosting of the Olympic Games, by a slim majority of 52%. That tallies with another recent survey by Associated Press-Ipsos that found 55% percent of Americans agreed that the Internation... |
| 20 Feb 07 |
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America's Five Best Presidents » Peking Duck Gallup releases its poll, and aside from the aberration of Ronald Reagan (mainly due, I suspect, to the media face-lift he received after he left office), it helps restore my faith in the judgment of most Americans, at least a... |
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