Section 301 Tariffs on China, Part 1 Editor’s note: Part One of a series on the Section 301 tariffs on Chinese products by CPA Buy

Editors note: CPA member Roger Simmermaker explains how free traders wrongly focus on efficiency and low prices instead of production and employment. Exclusive: Roger Simmermaker

Editor’s note: WaPo would be called protectionist if taking about trade instead of journalism in this editorial. “For many years, U.S. policy was guided by

Editors note: This is a good move. Gov. Andrew Cuomo wants to make permanent a bill requiring New York’s big infrastructure projects to use American-made

Excerpt: “Fundamentally, we believe that China will do everything it can to continue to deceive the U.S., including the use of delaying tactics to continue

Editor’s note: Fed report finds business uncertainty but little actual impact of tariffs. Investment “uncertainty” from tariffs exists only if you want to invest somewhere

Editors note: Michele Nash-Hoff is a CPA member. The Baldwin-Hawley Senate Bill, S.2357, titled the “Competitive Dollar for Jobs and Prosperity Act” was introduced by

Goods deficit with China declines 10% from last year By Steven L. Byers, PhD, CPA Senior Economist The US trade deficit in goods and services

Editors note: Canadian government to allow Chinese steel dumped at below cost to build a $40b LNG project. Watch as Canadian steel fabrication products will try

Editors note: General Motors is now the biggest exporter of vehicles from Mexico to the United States. General Motors Co. now employs fewer union-represented American