How to affect Indian companies’ strategy
There has been uproar in the whole world since the victory of Donald Trump in the US presidential election last year. But this turmoil grew more than the day Trump took the oath of US President. Trump has started working on his promises after winning the election on the promise of making America again great. Trump’s strategy regarding the American Manufacturing sector has increased headache for all countries of the world, which is in the race to make themselves a manufacturing hub. Trump’s policies are also sure to have a profound impact on India.
Trump provides 15 percent corporate tax rate proposal to companies
Donald Trump has started working on ‘Make in America’ strategy. He has directly threatened all companies in all countries. Trump has said that either set up your manufacturing plant in America or be ready to repay the Tabdor tariff. Trump proposed a 15 percent corporate tax rate for companies at the World Economic Forum held in Davos, which will manufacture the US.
Companies will shy away from going to America
Talking about the last few decades, Asia was at the top in terms of global manufacturing. In particular, China won the matter. Apart from China, many companies set up their manufacturing plants in Vietnam, Indonesia and Malaysia. In China, Vietnam, Indonesia and Malaysia, not only electronics but clothes and shoes were also made at the big level. But the US still tops the chip manufacturing. Any company will avoid hurrying by coming to Trump’s words because the US labor rate is very high, which can see a big fall in the profit to the companies.
How to affect Indian companies’ strategy
Indian manufacturing faces difficulties due to old technology, lack of consistent in terms of quality and difficult rules. India spends only 0.64% of its total GDP on research and development, so India is far behind in innovation compared to other countries. While China spends 2.4 percent of its GDP and the US on 3.5 percent research and development. India’s Logistics Cost is 14–15% of GDP, which is expected to decline by 9% set by the National Logistics Policy 2022. The Center is helping the government’s PLI scheme improve manufacturing, but its speed is quite low.
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