Editor’s note: Unbelievable! The EU is taking China’s side in China’s challenge to the Section 301 tariffs imposed due to intellectual property theft. Another reason

Editor’s note: The title of this article says it all  It’s not often that you come across a book that completely transforms your understanding of

Editor’s note: Greg Autry is a member of CPA’s Advisory Board. On the morning after the 2016 presidential election, CNBC interviewed Peter Navarro, who had

Editor’s note: This is an extremely important article by economist Richard Koo describing in very clear terms the relationship between exchange rates, capital flows, and the trade deficit.

Editor’s note: The footage of Chinese soldiers herding Uighars with shaved heads and blindfolds is horrifying. CPA does not use the phrase “Nazi Germany”, but this

Editor’s note: The US should stop subsidizing import competition through the Universal Postal Union. The old UPU agreement stupidly requires the US Post Office to

Editor’s note: Fed nominee Judy Shelton argues that the Fed has previously been required to address trade deficits in its policies and should again.  Lawmakers

Editor’s note: Pharmaceutical ingredients from China are uninspected, contaminated with carcinogens, and often simply ineffective. We need to rebuild this supply chain in the US.

Editors note: the Democrats need to be more aggressive on trade to be effective leaders.   [Andrew Soergel | September 12, 2019 | U.S. News]

Section 301 Tariffs On China, Part 4   Editor’s note: Part Four of a series on the Section 301 tariffs on Chinese products by CPA