If Trump wins the United States again in 2024, what kind of political, economic, and social changes will the United States and the world face? This article will delve into the pros and cons of Trump's re-election from four aspects.
First of all, Trump said that the Russian-Ukrainian conflict will be stopped within 24 hours, which is really not bragging, because he has always adhered to the principle of "America First" and will cut foreign aid spending. Coupled with the relationship between Trump and Russia, the more important relationship between Russia and the United States will also ease, China will no longer need to be forced to choose sides, and the relationship between China and the European Union will also ease because of the tension between Russia and Ukraine.
The second is the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, and Trump, who is a businessman at heart, will also be able to resolve the contradictions and stop the war.
In short, the foreign policy of Trump, who was born as a businessman, will be more focused on interests and will be less of an ideological diplomatic struggle.
Generally speaking, a peaceful rise in China needs a peaceful and stable world to develop its economy, China's raw materials come from all over the world, China's products are sold all over the world, and if there is a war everywhere in the world, China's economy will be negatively affected.
There is no doubt that Trump's foreign policy will be beneficial to ChinaIt will bring a better world environment to China.
Tax reform and the first warTrump** has implemented a series of tax reforms aimed at lowering corporate and personal income taxes. If re-elected, these policies are likely to be continued. At the same time, Trump may continue to pursue a protectionist policy and wage a war with some countries.
Infrastructure and manufacturing investments: Trump has been advocating for massive investment in infrastructure to improve American roads, bridges, tunnels and other infrastructure. In addition, Trump advocates importing less Chinese products and vigorously developing the U.S. manufacturing industry, which if implemented, will have a certain boost to the U.S. economy.
In short, Trump's economic policies are bad for ChinaFirst, it will escalate Biden's war against China, and second, vigorously developing the American manufacturing industry, which will also cause competition to China.
Competition in the tech sector: Trump policy will continue to impose a series of restrictions on China's tech industry. If re-elected, this competition could intensify, with significant implications for the global tech landscape.
This is flat, and both Trump and Biden will impose restrictions on technology in ChinaSo don't have any illusions and continue to develop our own technology and intellectual property.
International Cooperation and Competition: Trump** has taken a more isolationist stance on certain international issues, such as withdrawing from some international treaties and agreements. If Trump is re-elected, this trend is likely to continue, posing a challenge to the global multilateral cooperation system. At the same time, with the rise of emerging powers such as China, the role of the United States in global governance is also likely to change.
Trump's isolationism is beneficial to China's increase in world influence! This is because if the United States practices isolationism, it will reduce its influence in the world, and the void it leaves will bring more international space and opportunities to China.
In a nutshell, you can take a look at the following comparison:
Such as world peace,China's economy 55% growth, the United States and most other countries have 25% growth.
For example, in the world war, China's economy grew by 0-2%, and the economy of most countries such as the United States grew by 0-1%.
Obviously, a peaceful world is good for China. The re-election of Trump, a businessman, will bring some peace to the world. As for his ** war against China, the impact is still secondary.
In any case, if Trump is re-elected as the United States in 2024, the political, economic, and social landscape of the United States and the world may face a major adjustment. Although there is some uncertainty about this, it is important to understand these potential changes in order to grasp the future trends. In the face of these changes, all parties need to remain vigilant and seek ways to respond.