America vs china clash! Where should india be cautious?
Economists have expressed fear that the US-China trade war is affecting India. What is the way to save us from this problem? Experts have also said. The world is dominated by American and Chinese products. Currently, as these two countries are fighting each other, it has started affecting the global economy. india is a developing country. The infrastructure for the production of goods has not yet been fully modernized. Moreover, there is a problem in integrating the workforce here. The arbitrariness shown by companies in terms of wages is against the workers. Therefore, the workers are not fully investing their labor in production.
Economists have expressed fear that the US-China trade war is affecting India. What is the way to save us from this problem? Experts have also said. The world is dominated by American and Chinese products. Currently, as these two countries are fighting each other, it has started affecting the global economy. india is a developing country. The infrastructure for the production of goods has not yet been fully modernized. Moreover, there is a problem in integrating the workforce here. The arbitrariness shown by companies in terms of wages is against the workers. Therefore, the workers are not fully investing their labor in production.
From cigarette lighters to medical equipment, there are already Chinese products. If so, this situation will worsen in the coming days. Especially, the dominance of Chinese products will destroy India's small and medium industries. For example, if lighter imports from china increase, matchbox production from sivakasi will suffer. Small manufacturers there will be severely affected. This is just a small example. If china dominates every product like this, India's small and medium industries will be destroyed.
The MSME sector is very important for India. This sector provides employment to 11 crore people in the country. The agriculture sector is in the first place among the sectors that provide the most employment, and the MSME sector is in the second place. It provides up to 30% of the gross domestic product. It contributes up to 45% of exports. We need to ensure that such an important sector is not destroyed by Chinese products. This is the challenge we have.