The global view is the canonical AllfrontierGlobal default. Every subject on this taxonomy is treated as a 197-country market — neither India-narrowed nor US-narrowed nor any-other-single-country narrowed. The global view documents per-subject which countries are net exporters of skill in that field, which are net importers, which run shortage premiums, which run oversupply discounts, and how the cross-border flows are mediated by FTAs, mutual-recognition agreements, points-test migration regimes and bilateral credential treaties.
The global view is also the antidote to single-market thinking. A career in any of the 100 subjects has more degrees of freedom than the home market alone, and the global view documents the multilateral landscape that makes those degrees of freedom legible. Every subject's global view threads through the trade-corridor map (the 37 commercial corridors AJG documents — the New Eurasian Land Bridge, the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, the International North-South Transport Corridor, the Northern Corridor East Africa, etc.), through the bloc-membership map (ASEAN, EU, ECOWAS, Mercosur, GCC, BRICS+, AfCFTA, etc.), through the FTA-overlay (RCEP, CPTPP, USMCA, AfCFTA, plus the 521 individual FTAs AJG tracks), and through the multilateral-organisation map (UN, WTO, World Bank, IMF, OECD, ITC, UNCTAD, WCO, ILO, UNESCO, WIPO, UNWTO).
Per the multilateral standing instruction (SO #13), every entity's global view never narrows to bilateral pairings — even when bilateral context is informative, the canonical view stays multilateral. India-EU is a bilateral angle on top of the global; it never replaces it.