The Trade Triangle: China, India, and America's Economic Future
About This Event
The United States faces critical choices in managing its economic relationships with China and India—the world's two most populous nations and major global economies. How are China and India positioning themselves in response to America’s evolving trade policy? What new economic partnerships and rivalries are emerging as these three powers navigate competing interests? And what are the potential consequences of these evolving dynamics for global commerce? Join us for a conversation with Michael Froman and Raghuram Rajan, moderated by Leslie Vinjamuri, as they discuss these critical trade dynamics.
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