Why Tariffs Are Not Raising Prices
It’s now eight months after the first set of Trump administration tariffs went into effect, and so far the much-feared economic costs of tariffs have
Experts Say China Telecom Diverted US Internet Traffic Through China
By Jeff Ferry, CPA Research Director Three Internet security experts have accused state-owned telecom giant China Telecom of diverting internal US Internet traffic through China.
Aluminum Tariffs Must Be Extended To Cover Aluminum Cables
On March 8th, the president announced tariffs of 25% on steel imports and 10% on aluminum tariffs. The tariffs were levied under Section 232 of
Free-Trade Economists Begin To See the Light on Trade and Globalization
By Jeff Ferry, CPA Research Director For decades, economists have taught David Ricardo’s Law of Comparative Advantage as if it is an absolute law. But
Top Ten Cases of Chinese IP Theft
By Jeff Ferry, CPA Research Director Industrial espionage has been going on for centuries, but experts agree China’s espionage campaign is on a different scale
Steel & Aluminum Tariffs Produce Minimal Impact on Jobs, GDP
By Jeff Ferry, CPA Research Director CPA Economic Model Refutes Alarmist Trade Partnership Study A Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA) modeling study of the
SolarWorld Plans Solar Cell Production Ramp-Up, Hiring 300
By Jeff Ferry, CPA Research Director SolarWorld Americas is ramping production of solar cells at its Hillsboro, Oregon facility. CEO Juergen Stein tells us that
US Agriculture Has Failed To Benefit From Korean Free Trade Agreement: Time For a New Approach
By Jeff Ferry, CPA Research Director A major reason the US Congress and Obama administration approved the KORUS free trade agreement with South Korea in 2011
CPA’s Jeff Ferry debating NAFTA with Globalists
Donald Trump has made tearing up NAFTA a cornerstone of his presidency. But as trade negotiations enter a third round, could it be Mexico that
High Tech Anxiety: Made in China 2025 Worries Industry
By Jeff Ferry, CPA Research Director The Trump administration’s rumored Section 301 investigation of Chinese trade practices opens up a new front in the ongoing
