Harry Moser: Is the U.S. Succeeding at Reshoring?
Harry Moser of the Reshoring Initiative gives his assessment of America’s reshoring efforts in testimony to the U.S. China Economic and Security Review Commission.
Defense Official Makes Case Against Biden’s Anti-American Solar Policy
Deborah Rosenblum of the Department of Defense tells the U.S. China Economic and Security Review Commission that Washington has to reshore critical supply chains.
Does China Have Any Comparative Advantages? If So, How to Counter Them.
The U.S. China Economic and Security Review Commission asked panelists to discuss just how powerful, and important, China supply chains have become to the U.S. economy.
New Thinking Needed on Supply Chain Resilience
The U.S. China Economic and Security Review Commission heard from panelists this week on Washington’s reshoring efforts. Question: Will there be any buyers?
U.S. Farmers Seen as Major Linchpin to U.S.-Asia Trade
U.S. farmer associations push for more trade deals in Senate hearing on agriculture.
Why Does “Environmental Justice” Only Matter for U.S. Solar, Not SE Asian?
The White House says more solar imports will help spread environmental justice in the U.S. Is Southeast Asia our new Environmental Justice League?
U.S. Challenges in EV Battery Production
By Amanda Mayoral The U.S. is lagging behind China and the European Union in production of lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles. Forecasts show the U.S. will fall further behind China by 2025 and remain dependent on imports for more than half of its EV battery needs. This CPA Policy Paper by CPA Economist Amanda…
Following Solar Debacle, Republicans Come Out Swinging on China
The Republican-led China Task Force held an impromptu meeting Wednesday, where they backed stronger export and capital controls if they win back the House.
Biden Overthrows Normal Anti-Dumping Procedures to Make U.S. More Dependent on Chinese Solar
President Biden’s Executive Order to waive solar tariffs on Southeast Asia effectively puts an existing trade case against those countries on hold.
U.S. Trade Deficit Eases in April, Down 19.1% to $87.1 Billion
The trade deficit fell. But the January-April goods deficit is still another record breaker.