Ramaswamy unveils plan to 'declare economic independence from China' in upcoming policy speech
- Indian American entrepreneur and Republican Presidential hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy will present a plan for the US to declare independence from China. He will address the connection between the rise of stakeholder capitalism in the West and China's use of it to achieve economic parity with the US.
- Ramaswamy proposes reducing US pharmaceutical dependence on China by strengthening trade partnerships with Israel and India. He also suggests similar efforts to secure rare earth minerals from countries like India and Brazil.
- Ramaswamy advocates for a pro-trade approach to sensibly decoupling from China, including limiting engagement in other parts of the world to reinvest in the US domestic base. He also plans to end the H-1B visa program and replace the lottery system with a meritocratic admission process.
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Republic Prez hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy to unveil plan to declare "independence from China"
Washington, DC [US], September 21 (ANI): Indian American entrepreneur and Republican Presidential hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy on Thursday will unveil his plan on how the US will “declare independence from China.” The details regarding the event mentioned on Ramaswamy’s official website read, “Political outsider and presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy will offer unprecedented detail on how the […]
Republic Prez hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy to unveil plan to declare "independence from China"
In an address that he will deliver in Ohio's Columbus on Thursday, Ramaswamy said he will "delineate the heretofore-unexamined connection between the rise of 'stakeholder capitalism' in the West and China's use of that trend to achieve economic parity with the US by failing to adopt the constraints that multinational institutions apply to the US", Fox News reported citing a preview of his speech.
Ramaswamy unveils plan to 'declare economic independence from China' in upcoming policy speech
GOP hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy calls for "decoupling from China" by bolstering trade partnerships with other nations, according to a preview of his speech obtained by Fox News Digital.
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