“Trump has no understanding of the economy”: The American analyst says that India maintains a vote in the twenty -first century

“He does not have any understanding of the economy and the second,” said US President Donald Trump, and independent foreign policy analyst Edward Price said, warning that his definition war with India risks the risk of producing what he called “the most important twenty -first partnership.”

Price, assistant professor at New York University, said that Trump’s repeated threats against New Delhi reflects a basic reading of both trade and strategy. He said: “I used to think President Donald Trump had a very bad understanding of the economy and the second. I now realize that this was a mistake. In fact, President Trump does not understand the economy and the fold.”

Criticism comes after Trump defended the policy of customs tariffs while admitting that the United States “is consistent with India.” The price argued that the Indian tariff is consistent with its position as a developing economy, and it was long allowed under the global trade order after the war.

Strategic, Price said that the approach has opposite results, which prompted India near Russia and China – which Washington sought very align. “Modi is a smart. Modi plays his papers. He reminds the United States that he has a choice,” added Price, and it frames the association of India with Moscow and Beijing as a lever, not a permanent alienation.

He described India as “the decisive vote in the twenty -first century”, with its position on the competition between the United States of Chinese is likely to form the results of the global competition of power.

Regarding local criticism, Price rejected that Trump’s demand for Peter Navarro that Ukraine was a “Modi War” “very strange”, explaining that it was the “Putin War”. He also pointed to the lack of relief on Trump’s personal trade relationships, including encrypted currency projects, describing them as “a departure from the base.”

To reset the relationships, urge the PRICE Trump to cancel the proposed definitions by 50 % on India, replace them with zero definitions, and issue an apology. He said: “I cannot understand for life about the reason for the President of the United States, in a confrontation with China, in a war with Russia, to put a 50 percent tariff for India.”