Despite Tight Job Market, Labor Force’s Income Is Squeezed
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
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
Editors note: The use of tariffs continues to gain popularity. The prior opposition to imposing tariffs is slowly morphing into opposition to reducing them. BEIJING
Excerpt. “Following a Warring States philosophy of tricking your opponent into doing your work for you, Deng knew that technology would be the driver for
Sees compromise agreement with Beijing as loss of bargaining power Washington. In response to recent reports that President Trump is moving towards an agreement with
Editor’s note: Tariffs have been pro-growth. That is one reason manufacturers like KitchenAid have trouble finding workers. Tariff-armageddon still is not happening. Companies discover investment in
Editors note: Dan DiMicco, CEO of CPA, talks on “squawk on the street”regarding ongoing trade talks between the US and China. Dan Dimicco, former Nucor
Editor’s note. Sen Rubio has become very strong on US China relations. Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) told Breitbart News exclusively that China’s intense international push
Editors note: More evidence that tax reform should be destination of sales based. The US should move to a goods and services consumption tax and a destination
Editor’s note: Fast forward 15 years. Absent action by the US, subsidized Great Wall Motors will have taken major market share in the US market.
Editor’s note: This David Brooks article shows that the “China as strategic and economic threat” concept is mainstreaming. Remember that CPA was ahead of the