US-China Trade War: ’Trump is Not Going to Back Down… This is a War of Values’: Curtis Ellis
Editor’s note: Curtis Ellis clearly lays out why the China trade issue is not a mere commercial dispute. Why exactly did progress toward a U.S.-China
Editor’s note: Curtis Ellis clearly lays out why the China trade issue is not a mere commercial dispute. Why exactly did progress toward a U.S.-China
Editor’s note: This is another example economists falsely equating global trade growth, regardless of imbalances or cheating, with the prosperity of real people. The world
Excerpt:[Rob Scott (EPI)] argued that the “single best tool” the U.S. has for reducing its deficit is to lower the value of the U.S. dollar.“The dollar
Editor’s note: The administration’s Huawei tech restriction starts to bite. Bigly. Chinese tech giant begins to feel impact of U.S. curbs on its access to
Editors note: An interesting article on Adam Smith’s criteria for applying tariffs. Exclusive: Curtis Ellis quotes ‘father of free markets’ in defending move on China
Excerpt: “We (myself included) sold ourselves an optimistic, American-centric, fantasy version of China that has never existed – and will likely never exist.” Trade tensions
Editors note: Using US taxpayer money to support the building of China’s rail car industry makes no sense. We should build this industry, and its
Editors note: Kudos to Representative John Garamendi (D-CA) on this issue. Rep. John Garamendi, D-Calif., said the U.S. has another big problem on its hands
Excerpt: “The idea that tech jobs are going to create a substantial middle class anytime in the foreseeable future is unrealistic”. Brittney Ball was living
Editors note: This is a very good article making the case for a VAT. CPA favors Implementing a VAT (aka goods and services tax) to