Venkat Chamarthi
@Seevenkat · 3:20
India boycotting Chinese goods... Is it practical?
So to make you understand this, even if a war is going according to WTO, you should not ban important export. So banning Chinese products is not the possible solution. We have to look for alternative solutions. Also imagine if India bans around China, where will we import those $60 billion worth of products from? There will be massive disruption in production and other industries. The best and most practical solution is to replace Chinese products with made in India products
Aditya Shakya
@adityashakya · 0:35
Hey Vancouver the way you presented and the way you explain things in your swell was very nice and I was unaware about these things and swell was very is helpful for me to know about this thing that India is boycotting china in which sense like people are knowing about that India is boycotting china but they are not knowing the reasons the way India is boycotting china. So thank you so much for giving your precious time and the way you presented the square was very nice. Thank you
Oh, this is such an amazing, amazing swell cost. I just love how you explain the, you know, the trade deficit and the trade surplus and how it affects an economy. I think it was beautifully portrayed as and I would love to know more about this conflict and more about how Taiwan and China what is that scene playing out with us invade or how things are going to turn out. Can you please tell me more about that? Thank you