Editor’s note: Secretary Wilbur Ross identifies an important and optimistic economic data point. Worker compensation as a share of company costs has hit the highest

Editor’s note: Matt Klein of Barrons doubles down in supporting the Baldwin/Hawley market access charge bill that CPA helped generate.   In last week’s column

Editor’s note:  CPA’s work on the Baldwin/Hawley exchange rate management bill is recognized in the Financial Times.  The novelty of an interventionist approach gains cross-party

Editors’ note: Very important interview. Key points. Mohammed El–Erian, chief economic advisor to Alliance, says the financial economy is overexposed to the world as we deglobalize. But

Editor’s note: Reshoring to the United States from China continues.  A U.S. cabinet maker will move its production to Lancaster County from China and establish

Editors note: Anyone who believes Huawei is a legitimate player on the world stage is uninformed. Employees embedded with cybersecurity forces in Uganda and Zambia

Editor’s note: The Chinese are working hard to circumvent the tariffs by trans-shipping through other countries. Wilbur Ross and the Department of Commerce are responding. 

Excerpt: The study states that the tariff would stimulate the economy through two channels. The Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA) released updated study results in

Editors note: This is the US Trade Representative’s announcement on the new 10% tariffs against Chinese imports. Some are delayed until December 15 to avoid

By Michael Stumo Jennifer Hillman, a former Clinton trade official, recently wrote a misleading opinion article in the New York Times entitled “How to Stop