How China Obtains American Trade Secrets
Editor’s note: Keith Bradsher does a good job laying out the mechanisms of China’s state sponsored technology theft and forced transfer. Its the tip of
Senators Urge $1 Billion Plan to Loosen China’s Grip on 5G
Editor’s note: This is an interesting legislative initiative for industrial strategy in the US, focused upon 5G. The US needs a combination of tariffs, industrial
Give Trump’s Tariffs a Fair Test
Editor’s note: This is an excellent article by Peter Navarro. Paragraph three and four capture CPA’s analysis and why we differ from conventional economists. Tariffs
Eastern Promises: Our German Problem
Editors note: Germany talks multilateralism while acting unilaterally for its own Germany First interests. This article explains why we cannot expect to Germany to help
US Trade Deficit Shrinks to Smallest in Three Years
By Steven L. Byers, PhD and Jeff Ferry The US scored the smallest trade deficit since October 2016 as tariffs slowed the flow of imports
Tariffs Are Working, to the Consternation of the Economics Profession
By Jeff Ferry, CPA Chief Economist The New Year dawns on an America where many manufacturing sectors are in a state of aggressive growth. In
Jeff Ferry | Steel tariffs are reviving forgotten communities
Editor’s Note: Jeff Ferry is the chief economist for CPA. Media commentators often criticize the Trump administration’s steel tariffs. [Jeff Ferry | December 31, 2019
Top 100 Must-Follow Tax Twitter Accounts For 2020
Editor’s Note: David Morse is the tax policy director for CPA and has once again made the top 100 list, coming in at #3 for
China Moves to Steady Its Slowing Economic Growth
Editor’s Note: The most massive producer subsidy program in world history keeps chugging along as China drenches the production sector with another $115B in newly
2019 Year in Review
CPA’s year in review | 2019
