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U.S. says rejects WTO’s ‘straitjacket’ of trade obligations

ArchiveBy Michael StumoMarch 2, 2019

Excerpt: However, “the United States remains an independent nation, and our trade policy will be made here – not in Geneva. We will not allow the WTO

U.S.-Made Sneakers Become Standard Issue For The Military

ArchiveBy Michael StumoFebruary 28, 2019

Editors note: Good news. An important expansion of buy America programs. We need to expand it even more this year so US taxpayer money is

USTR suggests exclusion process for 10 percent 301 tariffs is not imminent

ArchiveBy Michael StumoFebruary 28, 2019

Editor’s note: CPA has previously informed USTR of the impact of China’s devaluation since the tariffs were put in place. Ambassador Lighthizer’s decision against an

US trade demands could take China years to achieve, says Beijing’s ambassador to Washington

ArchiveBy Michael StumoFebruary 28, 2019

Editors note: Beware slow walking. Trade Ambassador Lighthizer knows this risk.  Cui Tiankai says aspects requiring legislation could take ‘five to 10 years’, although some

United States Wins WTO Dispute Finding China Provides Excessive Government Support to its Grain Producers

ArchiveBy Michael StumoFebruary 28, 2019

Editor’s note: Farmers and ranchers face subsidized global oversupply in commodities just as manufacturers do. China is a culprit but so is Brazil and other

Press Mention: Fiat Chrysler to Reopen Idled Plant in Detroit, 6,500 jobs

ArchiveBy Michael StumoFebruary 27, 2019

Excerpt: “President Trump’s threat of auto tariffs likely supported this major investment decision,” Stumo continued. “If the tariffs on imported autos are imposed, it will help

China Shifts, and Detroit’s Big Bet Goes Sour

ArchiveBy Michael StumoFebruary 27, 2019

Editors note: While this article portrays overcapacity in China’s automotive manufacturing plants as a problem, it may also be the beginning of driving American companies

U.S. industry exceeds steel capacity utilization level outlined in Section 232 report

ArchiveBy Michael StumoFebruary 26, 2019

Editor’s note. The 232 tariffs have succeeded in getting the steel industry to the 80% capacity utilization target. Steel prices are now below pre-tariff levels,

Press Mention: Trump expects to sign trade deal with China fairly soon

ArchiveBy Michael StumoFebruary 26, 2019

Excerpt. “The Wall Street and globalist wing of the administration seem to be pushing for a short-term deal that we know will not be sufficient for

Despite Tight Job Market, Labor Force’s Income Is Squeezed

ArchiveBy Michael StumoFebruary 26, 2019

Editor’s note: Globalization inherently lessens the wage share of the economy, even if trade deals are “fair”. Localization is not explicitly on the agenda, but

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