This question could spark a heated debate, as it strikes at the image of great powers and their impact on the world’s economies. The USA has for decades been accused of destroying markets through sanctions, speculation, and dollar policy. China is criticized for its “debt trap” and taking over strategic sectors. Russia uses energy blackmail, while the EU – according to its critics – imposes regulations that make markets dependent on its standards. Israel is often seen as a player lobbying in the technology and defense sectors, and India – for its expansion in IT and services. Who is really the “economic destroyer”?
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China covers surveys on its domestic policy, economic position and international relations. This category examines public views on China’s influence on trade, security and the global balance of power.
