China rising to topple US dominance: Pew survey

19 Jul 2013

1

Is China on the way to overtaking the US as the world's leading superpower and top player in the world economy?

Participants in a new Pew Research Center survey that polled 38,000 people in 39 countries largely endorsed the belief that China was well on its way.

Overall, the majority of respondents in only six of the countries surveyed believed the US would retain its dominance .

"Publics around the world believe the global balance of power is shifting," Pew wrote. "China's economic power is on the rise, and many think it will eventually supplant the United States as the world's dominant superpower."

The survey also pointed out that an increasing number of the respondents in the US and China, agreed with the thesis.

Two out of three Chinese now predict their country would overtake the US, an eight percentage point rise since 2008, with the number of Americans who agreed increasing 11 percentage points to 47 per cent.

Latest articles

Honda scales back China operations amid weak sales and EV transition pressure

Honda scales back China operations amid weak sales and EV transition pressure

Textiles ministry explores duty relief measures to support exports amid cost pressures

Textiles ministry explores duty relief measures to support exports amid cost pressures

India withdraws COP33 hosting bid amid evolving climate diplomacy priorities

India withdraws COP33 hosting bid amid evolving climate diplomacy priorities

Andhra Pradesh clears ₹2,500 crore cathode plant to strengthen EV supply chain

Andhra Pradesh clears ₹2,500 crore cathode plant to strengthen EV supply chain

The $166 billion reset as US customs prepares tariff refund processing rollout

The $166 billion reset as US customs prepares tariff refund processing rollout

Fuel protests intensify in France as TotalEnergies workers raise wage concerns

Fuel protests intensify in France as TotalEnergies workers raise wage concerns

Bullion bottleneck eases as government clears banks for gold and silver imports till 2029

Bullion bottleneck eases as government clears banks for gold and silver imports till 2029

Italy faces renewed nuclear debate as IEA urges policy rethink

Italy faces renewed nuclear debate as IEA urges policy rethink

Turbulent skies as West Asia conflict hits Indian aviation and tourism

Turbulent skies as West Asia conflict hits Indian aviation and tourism