How does national confidence inform US-China relations? | Brookings
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hen both countries feel secure and optimistic about their futures, the relationship generally functions most productively. When one country is confident in its national performance but the other is not, the relationship is capable of mudding through And when both countries simultaneously feel pessim
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- hen both countries feel secure and optimistic about their futures, the relationship generally functions most productively. When one country is confident in its national performance but the other is not, the relationship is capable of mudding through
- And when both countries simultaneously feel pessimistic about their national condition, as is the case now, the relationship is most prone to sharp downturns.
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