U.S., China to Remove Tariffs Bit by Bit if Partial Deal Clinched, Says Beijing
Editors Note: 1. Need tariffs permanent. Lots of manufacturers investing now, but will get killed by Chinese if tariffs go away. 2. Tariff reduction reciprocity is fake
The Key to Electric Cars Is Batteries. One Chinese Firm Dominates the Industry.
Editors note: The US should be dominating the whole supply chain for electric cars. China has no problem strong arming foreign companies, yet we debate
US navy secretary warns of ‘fragile’ supply chain
Editor’s note: China decoupling needs to happen. Richard Spencer says America is at risk of relying on China and Russia for warship parts [November 5,
US September Trade Deficit Falls as US-China Deficit Continues to Shrink
By Steven L. Byers, PhD, CPA Senior Economist The US trade deficit in goods and services for September 2019 fell 4.7 percent or $2.6 billion,
At Smithfield Foods’ slaughterhouse, China brings home U.S. bacon
Editors note: Chinese owned Smithfield Foods shipping pork to China amidst Asian swine flu problems. SMITHFIELD, Virginia (Reuters) – Smithfield Foods’ slaughterhouse in Virginia used
A Declaration of Independence from China
Editors note: Wall Street whines about tariff uncertainty. But the certainty we need is a policy to decouple from China. Then investments in production in
China releases policies on IP protections, foreign exchange stabilization
Editor’s note: China is enacting laws now to make at least the appearance of complying with the oral Phase One agreement with President Trump’s trade
CPA Op-ed | Digital tax is poor fix for corporate tax avoidance
France made some big news recently in the world of global taxation. It enacted a tax targeting large U.S. tech companies – including Facebook, Amazon, Google and
Chinese Companies Trading on U.S. Stock Markets May Be Worse Than Enron Scandal
It makes little sense for American investors to risk their money on shadowy companies, as this op-ed points out. Enron stock was valued at $83.13
Peter Navarro: The Trump Guide to Diplomacy
Editors note: CPA has previously praised Peter Navarro‘s action fixing the requirement by the Universal Postal Union that the US subsidize the delivery of small
