When the Trump administration imposed 25% tariffs on steel imports in March this year, some other nations loudly criticized the move. Now, surprise, surprise, they are shifting gear—and jumping on the tariff bandwagon. This week, both the European Union and Canada have taken steps towards blocking excessive imports of steel into their markets. The European…
Editor’s note: America should consider withdrawing from the international agreements that require our postal service to subsidize cheap shipments of products direct from China. As the rates of the U.S. Postal Service continue on their precipitous ascent, how cheaply Chinese merchants are able to ship their products thousands of miles across the world to the United States has…
Editors note: This is an important interview. Larry Kudlow, White House Economic Advisor, talks to CNBC’s Jim Cramer about tariffs and trade. He says the WTO is broken, the China problem is getting worse and he largely agrees with Peter Navarro. Kudlow is still not sure about whether the trade deficit is bad. But has…
