Steel Tariffs Deliver Higher Growth, Lower Imports and Lower Prices
By Jeff Ferry, CPA Chief Economist The Section 232 steel tariffs are reducing the volume of steel imported into the US, providing breathing space for
We Need a 5G Wireless Technology Made in the USA
By Jeff Ferry, CPA Chief Economist You are probably hearing a lot about 5G wireless, which is the next big thing in cellular telephone networks.
Jeff Ferry: China pilfering costly US medical research from labs, universities
Excerpt: A new FBI investigation has revealed, China is even attempting to steal medical and biological property from U.S. labs and hospitals. Americans have become increasingly
Harvard and Tampa Cancer Center Tarnished By Chinese IP Theft Scandals
By Jeff Ferry, CPA Chief Economist On December 9th, Harvard cancer researcher Zaosong Zheng was boarding a Hainan Airlines flight to Beijing at Boston’s Logan
US Trade Deficit Shrinks to Smallest in Three Years
By Steven L. Byers, PhD and Jeff Ferry The US scored the smallest trade deficit since October 2016 as tariffs slowed the flow of imports
Tariffs Are Working, to the Consternation of the Economics Profession
By Jeff Ferry, CPA Chief Economist The New Year dawns on an America where many manufacturing sectors are in a state of aggressive growth. In
Jeff Ferry | Steel tariffs are reviving forgotten communities
Editor’s Note: Jeff Ferry is the chief economist for CPA. Media commentators often criticize the Trump administration’s steel tariffs. [Jeff Ferry | December 31, 2019
How To Steal an Airplane
The Story of Turbine Panda By Jeff Ferry, CPA Chief Economist In April 2018, a Chinese intelligence agent named Xu Yanjun got off a plane
Decoupling from China: CPA’s Award-Winning Economic Analysis
In October 2019, CPA’s Economics team of Jeff Ferry and Steven Byers won the NABE Mennis Award for best economics paper of the year for
OECD Corporate Tax Compromise Savaged By Multinationals in Public Meetings
By Jeff Ferry, CPA Chief Economist For the past year, tempers and words have been heating up in an international war over corporate taxation. France
