Economic Globalization Is a Choice
Economic globalization is often presented as an inevitability, a wave of the future to which we must either adapt or get left behind. But it
Economic globalization is often presented as an inevitability, a wave of the future to which we must either adapt or get left behind. But it
Tis the season of talk about tax reform. Every presidential election cycle, the candidates all propose some kind of tax reform. However, once the new
Support for the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) deal has plummeted on both sides of the Atlantic. [Nick Hallet| April 21, 2016 |Breitbart] A
President Obama this week said the prospects for congressional approval of the Trans-Pacific Partnership will be best after the election season ends, signaling that the
An interesting story in the New York Times this morning looks at the effect that job losses from trade have had on people’s political views. It’s no surprise
As the candidates campaign in Pennsylvania, Indiana and elsewhere, one of the issues resonating strongly this year is trade, and whether it’s helping or hurting
On behalf of the 8,500 men and women of AK Steel, last week I traveled to Washington D.C. to talk about an urgent and important
PURPLE REIGN? Veteran Democratic pollster Peter Brodnitz say there’s a big misconception about how voters view trade, noting a new Progressive Policy Institute poll that shows 65 percent
If Hillary Clinton wants increased jobs, higher wages and improved national security to be part of any U.S. trade deal, then by Tom Vilsack’s logic,
(Stumo note: Japan’s currency undervaluation is causing Honda to move auto production out of the United States. The article below shows a recent example of