Washington. The Trump administration has announced a potential round of further tariff measures against another $200 billion of Chinese imports in response to Beijing’s intransigence on

Editor’s note: Excellent piece on the imbalances caused by Germany.  Michael Stumo, CEO of CPA, met with German officials last week and they privately admit this problem.

Editor’s note. CPA believes this is a reasonable decision to protect the US economy from China’s tech theft and predatory economic strategy.  It can also

Editor’s note: The US Trade Ambassador provides a good summary of the reason for the China tariffs and what we can expect in the future.

“War is the continuation of politics by other means,” wrote famed Prussian military theorist Carl von Clausewitz. In our time, international trade is becoming the

If someone were to break into your house and steal your TV, you’d hope the police would catch them. And if they broke in a

Not everybody is opposed to President Donald Trump’s tariff moves against $34 billion in Chinese goods. [Chris Clayton | June 17, 2018 | The Progressive

Dan DiMicco, former Nucor CEO, discusses the White House’s newly announced tariffs on Chinese goods.

CPA member companies and organizations had this to say about the section 301 tariffs announced by the White House today.   Roddey Dowd, Jr., CEO, Charlotte

Washington. The Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA), which includes more than 4 million members in the manufacturing, agricultural, and labor sectors, today strongly praised the