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
Blog: US-China Deal Must Be Watched Closely
By David Lynn, Ph.D. President Trump is doing what no other president has ever done on trade—actually making progress as opposed to uttering empty rhetoric
The US and China have a trade deal, but only Washington has what it wants
Editor’s note: Just three years ago, the conventional wisdom was that the US could do nothing about China’s behavior or its inevitable rise to become the biggest
The Trade Deal Is Good, but Tariffs Necessary, Says Coalition
Editors note: CPA is now quoted regularly in The Epoch Times, a newspaper founded and operated by Falun Gong Chinese dissidents. The terms of a
