CPA Commentary: More Economists and Leading Politicians Recognize the Trade Problem
By Jeff Ferry, CPA Research Director Sometimes the victories come so thick and fast, you have to sit down, take a deep breath, and count
By Jeff Ferry, CPA Research Director Sometimes the victories come so thick and fast, you have to sit down, take a deep breath, and count
“The virtuous cycle of capital has broken down,” says Dan Alpert, Managing Partner at Westwood Capital in this new edition of Real Conversations. [Dan Alpert| February
Washington ~ The U.S. Department of Commerce released a report yesterday showing that the US trade deficit rose to $502.3 billion, its highest level since 2012. “The huge trade deficit
By Jeff Ferry, CPA Research Director The United States trade deficit for 2016 rose to $502.3 billion, its highest level since 2012, as a growing U.S.
Our economy has suffered through thirty years of very slow growth. The median wage has stood still and almost all our economic gains have gone
A controversial part of NAFTA that permits Mexican trucks to roll through the United States may be left on the cutting room floor if the
Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com House Ways and Means Committee chairman talks economic proposals on ‘Sunday Morning Futures’
Billings, Mont. One of the staunchest supporters of mandatory country of origin labeling (COOL) for beef, R-CALF USA, is launching a new campaign called “COOLin100.” The campaign calls
I’ve been talking to some of the Coalition for a Prosperous America’s lobbyists about the current situation for border-adjustable taxes, i.e. taxes that might help improve America’s
Let’s take a breath and step back from our circus-like introduction to the Trump era. A few weeks ago, we were trying to decode voters’