Manufacturing Jobs Pay Higher Wages than Retail or Service Jobs
Editors note: Michele Nash-Hoff explains why we need an industrial strategy focusing on getting manufacturing back. So the 40 million unemployed have a chance it
Rosemary Gibson: Made-in-U.S.A. Drugs Can Be Produced Faster, Cheaper, Better than in China
Editors note: Rosemary Gibson is a CPA member. We are very proud that she is making a difference in bringing drug production back to America.
What is UV disinfection and how does it work?
Editor’s Note: Fox News features CPA Member, Xenex Disinfection Services CEO Morris Miller on using UV light to destroy coronavirus. Their UV LightStrike robot is a
DOWD: After COVID-19, shouldn’t Americans wake up to China’s long-term strategy?
Editor’s note: Frank Dowd IV, the Chairman of CPA member Charlotte Pipe & Foundry, makes a compelling case for decoupling from China. The coronavirus has
CPA study on pharma reshoring on Lou Dobbs show
Editor’s Note: CPA’s study on reshoring pharma could add 800,000 jobs and $200B could be added to economy was mentioned on the Lou Dobbs show on Fox
Op-ed | Crisis shows US too reliant on China for metals, other imports
Editors Note: Michael Stumo is CEO of the Coalition for a Prosperous America, a national organization based in Washington, D.C. Follow him at @michael_stumo. He wrote this
Rosemary Gibson Testifies Before the Senate | Small Business and Entrepreneurship
CPA member Rosemary Gibson testified March 12, 2020 before the Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship, 90 percent of America’s generic drug needs are currently
Op-ed | America should stop relying on China for rare earths needed for renewable energy infrastructure
Excerpt: The good news is that the United States doesn’t need to depend on China for its renewable energy supply chains. Instead, America should start matching
2019 Year in Review
CPA’s year in review | 2019
CPA Op-Ed: Illinois’ tax system dings local manufacturers. Here’s a fix.
Editors note: Zach Mottl is a member of the CPA board. Over the past two decades, Illinois has lost roughly 280,000 manufacturing jobs. And as
