NYT: Pacific Trade Deal Negotiators See a Wrap in Late July
WASHINGTON — With a final accord in sight, the 12 nations negotiating a trans-Pacific trade agreement linking 40 percent of the global economy have set
AAM: Deficit Shows We Have a Long Way to Go Before a True American Manufacturing Resurgence
Washington, D.C. – The Commerce Department released the latest monthly U.S. trade figures Tuesday. The overall monthly U.S. international goods and services trade deficit increased
NYT: Trans-Pacific Partnership’s Potential Impact Weighed in Asia and U.S.
One shortcoming of the Trans-Pacific Partnership is that it has only one major consumer market, the United States, while the rest of the trading partners
The Guardian: “China and Russia: the world’s new superpower axis?”
Countries are trade partners with a shared goal of challenging US hegemony, but past disputes and competing interests make the relationship more complex. Forget
NY Times: “Study Finds Low Incomes Constrain Half of World”
Editors Note: While the pro-trade deficit lobby claims that 98% of consumers live outside the United States, this article shows most have little, if
Rep. Levin Statement on Visit by Vietnam General Secretary
WASHINGTON – Ways and Means Committee Ranking Member Sander Levin (D-MI) today issued the following statement following a luncheon hosted by Vice President Biden in
BEA: U.S. INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN GOODS AND SERVICES
The U.S. Census Bureau and the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, through the Department of Commerce, announced today that the goods and services deficit was
