Roger Robinson’s Speech, 6/3/19 CPDC Threat Briefing
Editor’s note. Roger Robinson of the Prague Security Studies Institute talks about how China’s government owned enterprises raise perhaps $1 trillion from US securities markets
ELLIS: BIG BUSINESS IS THROWING A PITY PARTY OVER TRUMP’S TARIFFS
Editor’s note: Hundreds of America’s biggest companies are fighting hard to keep buying cheap stuff from China rather than rebuild America’s industrial base. The administration
Faster Growth Is Paying Off for Low-Skilled Workers
Editors note: Very good news. Wage gains are rising the most in lower-paying industries, and without a $15 minimum mandate. [Andy Puzder | June 13,
Huawei says U.S. ban hurting more than expected, to wipe $30 billion off revenue
Editor’s note: Sanctions and tariffs work. HONG KONG (Reuters) – China’s Huawei Technologies Co Ltd has taken a harder-than-expected hit from a U.S. ban, the
Elizabeth Warren’s Radical Plan to Fix the Dollar
Editor’s note: Rob Scott authors an important piece in the NY Times supporting CPA’s, and others, efforts to realign the dollar to balance trade. Ms.
Samsung’s last China smartphone factory closing, raising questions about China’s role in global value chains
Editors note: The US is decoupling from China. The rest of the world is beginning to follow. In its heyday, Samsung’s complex in Huizhou in
The End Of Economics
Editors note: Spencer Morrison destroys the intellectual edifice of free trade theory. Classical Economics & Free Trade Depend on 3 Invalid Presumptions—Now What? [Spencer Morrison
Businesses showing discontent with Trump’s trade policies
Editor’s note: Helpful hint: do not listen to Jamie Dimon of JP Morgan Chase on advice about the real economy in the US. WASHINGTON (AP)
U.S. singles out supply management in Canada’s WTO trade review
Editor’s note: The Big Ag globalists still control ag trade policy in this administration. Just has China has an industrial strategy and we should get one
Larry Kudlow says the US economy will maintain 3% pace even without a China trade deal
Editor’s note: Interesting transition of the public debate from (1) “tariff armageddon will crash the economy” to (2) “oh my, China is indeed a bad actor,
