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Commerce Department Targets SEIA’s Chinese Members Linked to Forced Labor in Solar Investigation

China, Issues, Press Release, Renewable Energy, Trade and TariffsBy CPA Newsroom May 17, 2022 Leave a comment

United Steelworkers Concerned about SEIA’s Misinformation Campaign WASHINGTON — The Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA) today released a statement after the Department of Commerce identified three Chinese solar manufacturers linked to forced labor that are members of the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) in the Department’s anticircumvention investigation. The Department of Commerce is requiring…

Pharma and Trade Deals Top of Mind in China Commission Hearing

Archive, CPA News, Featured Home Page, Healthcare, Issues, Newsroom, Trade and TariffsBy Kenneth Rapoza May 13, 2022 Leave a comment

The U.S. China Economic and Security Review Commission discussed the tight-linked China-India pharmaceutical supply chain, and tossed aside the notion that sweeping trade deals with India and the region are good ideas.

Tariffs Could Have Helped Us Avoid the Current Inflation Spike

Archive, Featured Home Page, Featured Research, Industrial Policy, Issues, Manufacturing, Research, Research Hub Articles, Trade and TariffsBy Amanda Mayoral May 13, 2022 Leave a comment

By Amanda Mayoral Summary Global supply-chain crises, over-dependence on foreign production and government stimulus best explain the current inflation problem. Policy makers should learn from current crises and enact policies to reduce our strong dependence on unreliable foreign suppliers. Tariffs can cause a one-time rise in prices, but they don’t cause persistent month-after-month…

Secretary Raimondo Exposes SEIA’s Big Lie on Solar Tariff Rates

China, Issues, Press Release, Renewable Energy, Trade and TariffsBy CPA Newsroom May 12, 2022 Leave a comment

SEIA Exposed as Front for Chinese Solar Companies WASHINGTON — The Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA) today applauded Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo for exposing the Solar Energy Industries Association’s (SEIA) big lie that triple digit tariffs would result from the anti-circumvention petition filed by Auxin Solar, Inc., against four Southeast Asian countries, calling such…

Senate Intelligence Hearing on China: “Run Faster and Slow Them Down.”

Archive, China, CPA News, Featured Home Page, Issues, NewsroomBy Kenneth Rapoza May 12, 2022 Leave a comment

The Senate Intelligence Committee discusses China’s strategy for economic and technological dominance. Senator Marco Rubio wonders if China will hold supply chains hostage.

FDA Funding Bill Heads to Final Committee, With One Major Stumbling Block

Archive, CPA News, Featured Home Page, Healthcare, Issues, NewsroomBy Kenneth Rapoza May 11, 2022 Leave a comment

The Health subcommittee of the House Energy and Commerce Committee have moved the FDA user-fee reauthorization bill to final committee. Chairwoman Eshoo says it is on track for September approval.

Poll: Voters Overwhelmingly Support Prohibiting China from Exploiting De Minimis Loophole

China, Customs, Issues, Press Release, Trade and TariffsBy CPA Newsroom May 11, 2022 Leave a comment

81% of voters think it is important for the U.S. to prohibit certain countries that pose a threat to American workers from being able to import foreign-made goods to the U.S. under the de minimis value. 79% of voters think it is important for the U.S. to prohibit certain countries that pose a threat to…

Here are the 53 Senators Who Want to Cut China Tariffs

Archive, CPA News, Featured Home Page, Issues, Newsroom, Trade and TariffsBy Kenneth Rapoza May 9, 2022 Leave a comment

A bipartisan group of Republicans and Democrats support including the pro-China trade provision in the Senate USICA bill in the new Bipartisan Innovation Act.

Monthly Trade Deficit Tops $100 Billion for First Time in History

Archive, commentary, Commentary Featured, CPA News, Featured Home Page, Issues, Newsroom, Trade and TariffsBy Kenneth Rapoza May 4, 2022 Leave a comment

An overvalued dollar is helping to exacerbate the country’s largest-ever trade deficit in goods. The U.S. is on pace for $1.1 trillion deficit in 2022.

Myths & Facts: the Commerce Department’s Investigation into Illegal Activity by Chinese Solar Manufacturers

China, Issues, Renewable Energy, Trade and TariffsBy CPA Newsroom May 2, 2022 Leave a comment

Background In March of 2022, the U.S. Department of Commerce initiated an investigation into Chinese companies operating in Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, and Cambodia that are illegally circumventing existing antidumping and countervailing (AD/CVD) duty orders on solar cells and modules from China. In December of 2022, Commerce issued a preliminary determination that found that Chinese companies…

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