Editor’s note. A high end men’s shoe company moves some production back to the US. On the whole, American brands haven’t exactly earned a reputation for being expert shoemakers—bar perhaps the hardworking boots worn by cowboys or coal miners. Fine footwear has largely been left up to the experts across the pond, with cobblers in…
Editor’s note. More indications that China will not be winning its trade war now that the US has (finally) engaged after 24 years. BEIJING—Investment in factories, railways and other projects in China so far this year grew at its slowest pace in more than a quarter-century, pointing to challenges in government efforts to arrest an economic…
Editor’s note: This article shows the (Peter) Navarro-ization of the world. “Death by China” is now implicitly accepted in the western world. As the United States grew more hostile toward Chinese investment in the country this year by blocking a handful of high-profile deals, many investors and advisers were confident China would find opportunities elsewhere. [Andrew…
Editor’s note. Professor Michael Pettis lays out the finite possibilities for China responding to the fact that it cannot rely on US consumers in the future for its full employment project. China’s debt problems have emerged so much more rapidly and severely this year than in the past that, combined with swirling rumors about the…
Why the trade deficit is the core economic problem we face. Balancing trade will help eliminate the unemployment, growth and government budget deficit problems. Get the Fact Sheet
Our corporate tax system should be reformed to benefit U.S. domestic companies. Instead, it continues to place our businesses at a competitive disadvantage in global markets. Large Multinational Enterprises (MNEs) continue to develop complex, powerful strategies for avoiding domestic taxes, domestic corporations struggle to compete. View the Flyer
How the TCJA’s Offshoring Incentives Can be Eliminated with Sales Factor Apportionment View the Flyer
Editors note: Nucor is a CPA member. CHARLOTTE, N.C., PRNewswire — Nucor Corporation’s Board of Directors approved an investment of $650 million to expand the production capability of Nucor Steel Gallatin, the company’s flat-rolled sheet steel mill located in Ghent, Kentucky. This investment will increase the production capability from 1,600,000 tons to approximately 3,000,000 tons annually and will increase the…
Editors note: Dan DiMicco is CPA’s Chairman as well as former CEO of Nucor. Nucor is a CPA member who has experienced tremendous growth already due to the tariffs, along dozens of other CPA members. Berkeley County steelmaker Nucor Corp. was having a pretty good year before President Donald Trump imposed tariffs on imported aluminum and steel in March. [David Wren…
Late-night news comic John Oliver recently gave a 20-minute talk about President Donald Trump’s use of tariffs. As always, he was very funny, but he made a few mistakes in his analysis of trade. Op-ed by Jeff Ferry originally appeared in LifeZette on September 7, 2018 The Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA) would like to help…
