Trump's policies present both risks in terms of free trade and the chance to redefine international economic relations for better global stability, prompting Europe to respond strategically.
Trump’s economic agenda, rooted in Richard Nixon’s and Ronald Reagan’s approaches, challenges longstanding economic principles and poses risks that Europe must address before they unravel the global economy.
The unique moment in history demands Europe recognize the potential of Trump's mercantilist policies to disrupt markets, suggesting proactive measures in trade and taxation frameworks.
Europe's response should not solely focus on resisting tariff threats but also on seizing the chance to innovate and modernize outdated economic relations in the wake of Trump’s presidency.
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