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Q: Does China have a better image in the developing world than America?

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Oh, that needs a survey. It costs time. After all, it's not wise to think out an answer in the door and then share it here with all of us.

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You would need to either be from the 'developing world' or have spent a decent length of time there to really know the answer to that one.

 

I do know China is 'investing' a lot of cash in Africa and perhaps that will lead to a good image, but it may also be viewed as exploitation and hence give a bad image.

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