What Peter Navarro gets right on trade
From the moment it came out late Tuesday night, it was widely chuckled at in Washington policy circles: Two ham-handed slides obtained by the Washington Post, reportedly
WSJ: Changes in Store for Foreign Companies’ Tax Treatment in U.S.
WASHINGTON—Foreign companies operating in the U.S. could face major changes in their tax bills under an overhaul being planned by Republicans. Those could include new
Press Release: Report Admits Ag Department Cannot Verify Safety of Food from China and Brazil
CPA calls for a Halt to Unsafe Meat/Poultry Imports Washington – The Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA) called upon the US government to
Internal White House documents allege manufacturing decline increases abortions, infertility, and spousal abuse
White House officials working on trade policy were alarmed last month when a top adviser to President Trump circulated a two-page document that alleged a
Corporate Tax Reform For American Industry: Tax Access, Not ‘Income’
Donald Trump, members of Congress, and other politicians often talk of wanting to revitalize American industry on the one hand, and to modernize the corporate
NAFTA Negotiators Send Corporate Whiners Back To Swamp
Giant corporations, loyal to coin and faithless to country, staged a public display of blubbering in the run up to this week’s fourth round of
Press Release: Domestic Producers Support Several Administration NAFTA Proposals
Washington ~ The Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA) expressed support for several Trump administration proposals changing NAFTA. Those proposals include: 1.Increased reciprocity in government
Sources: USTR shared NAFTA proposals with Capitol Hill despite interagency opposition
The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative has shared controversial proposals it intends to table in the NAFTA negotiations with the congressional committees of jurisdiction
If This Is a Trade War, China’s Winning
SHANGHAI— Steve Bannon, the recently departed White House chief strategist, asserts that, “We’re at economic war with China.” If that’s the case, Beijing seems supremely
U.S. questions WTO compliance of Chinese tariff hikes on semiconductors
The U.S. and other World Trade Organization members on Friday criticized China for increasing tariffs on semiconductor products, arguing that such practices do not comply
