Buy America Movement Gathers Force
By Jeff Ferry, CPA Research Director President Trump’s “Buy American week” was largely a feel-good event, but behind the scenes there is growing nationwide support
The Threat of U.S. Dollar Overvaluation: How to Calculate True Exchange Rate Misalignment & How to Fix It
This memo explains (1) the dollar overvaluation problem, (2) how to accurately calculate the dollar’s misalignment against trading partner currencies, and (3) how the Market
Feds Should Stop Chinese Acquisition of Sole U.S. Rare Earth Mine
By Jeff Ferry, CPA Research Director A U.S. bankruptcy court has decided to sell a California mine, the sole U.S. source of rare earth minerals,
CPA Testimony: How Tax Reform Will Grow Our Economy and Create Jobs
The Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA) appreciates the opportunity to provide testimony to the Committee on Ways and Means regarding the likely impact of
Michael Stumo & Jeff Ferry Published On Global Trade Magazine: A New Approach To Corporate Tax Reform
The House Republican business tax reform plan may be heading for political defeat. Senate support is absent, House Republicans are divided, and Democrats oppose it.
Press Release: China is not a Market Economy, CPA tells Government Agency
Washington ~ The Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA) urged the International Trade Administration (ITA) to find that China is not a market economy for
Press Release: CPA Supports US Duties to Counter Canadian Government Lumber Subsidies
Washington~ The Trump administration announced Monday evening that it will impose countervailing duties up to 24% on imported lumber subsidized by the Canadian government.
Trump Administration Focuses on Trade Enforcement
By Jeff Ferry, CPA Research Director The Trump Administration is getting tough with foreign nations that don’t play by the rules of free and fair
Fixing the Bloated Dollar
By Jeff Ferry, CPA Research Director The fear is growing that a rising dollar could sabotage any effort by the Trump Administration to improve the
How the US could have avoided the Apple tax fight with Europe
Apple’s Ireland subsidiary paid an Irish tax rate of five one hundredths of one percent in 2014, slightly above zero. The U.S. statutory corporate tax
