The United States is determined to replace China with India, and the lessons of this year are not en

Mondo Social Updated on 2024-01-29

If the Yellow River does not give up, Biden supported India to replace China, but he was slapped in the face by India!Despite the West's efforts to suppress China, China's development is still unabated, and it is not an exaggeration to say that it is an important engine for the stable growth of the world economy. But it is clear that New Year's greetings are not happy to see such a situation. So, in the past year, Biden has extended an olive branch to Modi in India. From inviting Modi to visit the United States based on extremely high-level fields, to supporting India's entry into the United States, and turning India into a naval maintenance base for the United States, the United States has almost held India in the palm of its hand.

Even if India hired a murderer to assassinate a Western separatist in the United States, it did not affect the importance that the United States attaches to India. Some people say that the United States wants India to create trouble on the Sino-Indian border and lead China's development, but the fact is that India is taking the initiative to promote the settlement of the Sino-Indian border issue. So what exactly did India attract the United States?China is the answer to this question, but what the United States needs India to do is not to contradict China geopolitically, but to replace China in manufacturing. Why would the United States do this?

Because in the eyes of the Americans, it is precisely by virtue of China's huge and complete manufacturing system that it can still maintain a good momentum of development in the face of the world economic downturn. Therefore, if the United States wants to contain China's development, it must build new manufacturing centers outside China to attract enterprises and capital in China. At the beginning, the idea of the United States was to attract all these industries back to the United States, so there is a certain reason for Trump to come to power, and the core of his administration is to transfer manufacturing back to the United States, but what is the result?Many industries have been transferred back, but the United States lacks talents and industrial chains, and it is not known whether enterprises can support themselves, let alone compete with China in the international market.

So the United States has its eye on India. In the eyes of the United States, India and China are strikingly similar, not to mention that the population is really large. Therefore, the United States began to vigorously support the development of India's semiconductor industry, and a number of mobile phone semiconductor manufacturers such as Apple, Foxconn, and Intel have built factories in India, more or less with the shadow of the United States, the purpose is to support India's industry to replace China. But the question is, can the United States do it?On this issue, we must first talk about China. In the eyes of the United States, China's current success is purely due to China's desire to transfer all its industries to China after China's accession to the WTO, which has given China the opportunity to develop, but is this really the case?Of course not, China's name has particularities and inevitability.

You know, China only joined the WTO in 2001, while India, as an initial member of the WTO, joined in 1995, but everyone has seen the results. Therefore, China's success is ultimately due to the superiority of the system, coupled with the unique vision and hard-working spirit of the Chinese. In short, the chances of India trying to replicate China's miracle are almost nil, because India's politics, economy, and culture do not have the same qualities as China's. There is such a sentence circulating on the Internet that India makes money India spends, 1 respectively wants to take it home. This is not an empty nest, but a true portrayal of investing in India.

Under India's operation, in the past year, Apple foundry, Foxconn and other companies have stopped investing in India, and even directly withdrew from the Indian market. Judging from the current situation, the United States cannot bear to give up, but it is not difficult to explain, because for the United States, looking at the whole world, there is really no choice but India, and the United States may also be forced to choose India with its nose pinched. If you have any ideas, please leave a comment below.

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