Reasons why concerns over China's U.S. land acquisitions are overstated

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Reasons why concerns over China's U.S. land acquisitions are overstated

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China's acquisition of US land

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Chinese ownership of U.S. land represents a minor portion compared to the total foreign-held acreage

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Legislative restrictions on Chinese land purchases in the U.S. may be influenced by concerns of anti-Asian sentiment

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