In the current context of globalization, Tong Zi-Xian points out that America's future greatness does not only depend on the president's policies, but also requires a broader international collaboration, especially a merger with India that can play a significant role in low to mid-level production.

Tong indicated that by merging with India, the United States would be able to overcome the challenges of talent shortages and regulatory constraints facing the low to mid-level manufacturing sector. This strategic approach could provide various opportunities and solutions for Taiwan's industrial development within the global market.

Potential for U.S.-India Collaboration

The cooperation between the U.S. and India has been a crucial topic in the international political and economic framework. According to Tong, the complementary strengths in technology and manufacturing between the two nations can foster mutual economic growth and enhance their influence in the Asia-Pacific region. With the rising demand in the manufacturing sector, such cooperation would not only benefit the economic growth of both nations but also contribute to regional stability and prosperity.

Challenges of Talent Regulations

However, Tong also pointed out that as industries upgrade, the U.S. must address the challenges posed by talent regulations. Currently, the high-skilled labor force in America requires further openness and attraction, especially for professional talents from India. This indicates a need for innovation in U.S. policies to ensure a competitive edge in the global market.

Impact of Energy Policy

Furthermore, Tong highlighted the significant influence of energy policies on industrial development. As the world increases its demand for clean energy, the United States must adjust its energy policies to promote the development of renewable energy technologies, thus supporting the transformation of its manufacturing sector.

Opportunities for Taiwan's Industry

In this shifting landscape, Taiwan should seize the emerging opportunities. Tong believes that Taiwan, with its rich manufacturing experience and technology, can find more business opportunities under the collaboration between the U.S. and India. By strengthening industrial cooperation with both countries, Taiwan can gain a larger market share in global development.

In summary, Tong emphasizes that America's future greatness hinges on effective international cooperation, particularly in its partnership with India to address the demand for low to mid-level production. He also calls for attention to addressing the challenges of talent regulations and energy policies to maintain competitiveness in the global market, thus continuing to drive Taiwan's industrial development.