Post-Pandemic Supply Chains Seek ‘Resilience,’ Report Says
Editor’s note: Business consultants are recommending diversifying from China. But they still don’t have the national interest in building our jobs and our economy in
Editor’s note: Business consultants are recommending diversifying from China. But they still don’t have the national interest in building our jobs and our economy in
Editor’s note: There will be many more prosecutions as the FBI has an astounding 2000 China investigations open. China’s ambassador in Washington and a Chinese
Editor’s note: CPA board member Bill Parks concisely shows, in this Financial Times letter to the editor, why sales apportioned taxation fixes most of the
Washington. The following statement can be attributed to Michael Stumo, CEO of the Coalition for a Prosperous America. “CPA is very disappointed with Speaker Pelosi’s actions
Editors note: We are starting to get serious about re-shoring. WASHINGTON — U.S. government financing for projects to return critical supply chains to the United
Editor’s note: Marc Fasteau and Ian Fletcher are interviewed in this podcast relating to their recent article on the economic foundations of industrial policy. This
Editor’s note: This is good news. Trump’s leadership potentially sets the stage for a vigorous congressional debate over continued U.S. membership in the trade body.
Editor’s note: The major meatpackers in the US are foreign-owned, or they are stateless multinationals. Their warnings of meat shortages while exporting more to China
Editors note: Ken Austin, a former treasury official, explains the intricacies of capital flows, exchange rates, and the trade deficit. Blame U.S. Policies – Starting
Editor’s Note: “Martin Wolf, in this article, reviews Pettis/Klein’s new book “Trade Wars are Class Wars”. It is an important book and even Wolf manages