Editor’s note: The title of this article says it all  It’s not often that you come across a book that completely transforms your understanding of

Editor’s note: Greg Autry is a member of CPA’s Advisory Board. On the morning after the 2016 presidential election, CNBC interviewed Peter Navarro, who had

Editor’s note: This is an extremely important article by economist Richard Koo describing in very clear terms the relationship between exchange rates, capital flows, and the trade deficit.

Editor’s note: The footage of Chinese soldiers herding Uighars with shaved heads and blindfolds is horrifying. CPA does not use the phrase “Nazi Germany”, but this

Editor’s note: The US should stop subsidizing import competition through the Universal Postal Union. The old UPU agreement stupidly requires the US Post Office to

By Jeff Ferry, CPA Chief Economist On Sept. 23rd, Apple announced that its Mac Pro computer will continue to be manufactured in Texas, rather than

Editor’s note: Fed nominee Judy Shelton argues that the Fed has previously been required to address trade deficits in its policies and should again.  Lawmakers

Editor’s note: Pharmaceutical ingredients from China are uninspected, contaminated with carcinogens, and often simply ineffective. We need to rebuild this supply chain in the US.

Editors note: the Democrats need to be more aggressive on trade to be effective leaders.   [Andrew Soergel | September 12, 2019 | U.S. News]

Section 301 Tariffs On China, Part 4   Editor’s note: Part Four of a series on the Section 301 tariffs on Chinese products by CPA