CPA Op-Ed: Tariffs Are a Necessary Response to China’s Intransigence
Excerpt: “Simply put, there is no tariff armageddon. Wages and purchasing power are up. But consumer prices aren’t.” Beijing has run roughshod over our economic
Excerpt: “Simply put, there is no tariff armageddon. Wages and purchasing power are up. But consumer prices aren’t.” Beijing has run roughshod over our economic
Editor’s note: Good job by the Federal Communication Commission for blocking China Mobile’s application to operate in our market. The first time ever national security
Excerpt. “To the president’s credit, the tariffs are working,” said Dan DiMicco, the chairman of the trade lobbying group Coalition for a Prosperous America and
Monthly goods deficit with China falls to lowest level in five years Washington. This morning’s latest report from the Department of Commerce shows that the
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By Jeff Ferry, CPA Chief Economist The US trade deficit in goods and services edged up in March to $50.0 billion, slightly worse than February’s
Editors note: Joe Biden risks being branded as clueless if he does not think China is a competitive threat to the United States. The president
Excerpt: Dan DiMicco, a former steel executive and trade adviser to Trump’s 2016 campaign, said the president’s base wants him to maintain a tough position on
Editor’s note: China’s economy is continuing to slow as it harvests the fruit of its trade war against the United States. China posted a big
Excerpt: “China reneged on a dozen things, if not more … The talks were so bad that the real surprise is that it took Trump