CPA submits opinion to OECD Tax Committee
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has proposed significant changes to the global tax system to combat profit shifting. The Coalition for a
U.S. Raises Prospect of Blocking Passage of WTO Budget
Editors note: Good move. The Trump administration ratcheted up its pressure on the World Trade Organization by raising the possibility of blocking the approval of
Steel Tariffs Are Driving US Economic Growth
By Jeff Ferry, CPA Chief Economist On October 25th, America’s largest steelmaker Nucor opened a new steel mill in Hickman, Arkansas. The mill will employ
Press Release: CPA opposes tariff reduction with China
Supports permanent tariffs on subsidized imports from China Washington. As the Trump administration considers potential cuts to the tariffs it has imposed on China since
U.S., China to Remove Tariffs Bit by Bit if Partial Deal Clinched, Says Beijing
Editors Note: 1. Need tariffs permanent. Lots of manufacturers investing now, but will get killed by Chinese if tariffs go away. 2. Tariff reduction reciprocity is fake
The Key to Electric Cars Is Batteries. One Chinese Firm Dominates the Industry.
Editors note: The US should be dominating the whole supply chain for electric cars. China has no problem strong arming foreign companies, yet we debate
US navy secretary warns of ‘fragile’ supply chain
Editor’s note: China decoupling needs to happen. Richard Spencer says America is at risk of relying on China and Russia for warship parts [November 5,
US September Trade Deficit Falls as US-China Deficit Continues to Shrink
By Steven L. Byers, PhD, CPA Senior Economist The US trade deficit in goods and services for September 2019 fell 4.7 percent or $2.6 billion,
WAGE GROWTH, ECONOMIC DATA & EARNING & INVESTING IN A TRADE WAR W/BBC, FORBES & BLOOMBERG’S JEFF FERRY
Editor’s Note: Jeff Ferry, Chief Economist at the Coalition for a Prosperous America, about what’s going on with the US trade war. Interview starts [19:35] Jeff’s thoughts
A Declaration of Independence from China
Editors note: Wall Street whines about tariff uncertainty. But the certainty we need is a policy to decouple from China. Then investments in production in
