Republicans Opposing Trump on Trade Face Election Quandary
Many party leaders in Washington like tax cuts but dislike tariffs. Few Americans share that combination of views. [Jim Tankersley | Sept. 18, 2018 |
USTR Finalizes Tariffs on $200 Billion of Chinese Imports in Response to China’s Unfair Trade Practices
Editor’s note: This is the official release by the US Trade Representative finalizing the next tranche of tariffs on $200b of Chinese goods at 10%
Imperialism Will Be Dangerous for China
Editor’s note: This is a very accurate analysis. China’s real problem isn’t the so-called Thucydides trap, which holds that a rising power like China must
Statement from the President
Editor’s note: This is President Trump’s statement on implementing tariffs on the next tranche of $200b of Chinese imports. It also adds the intent to
Press Release: CPA Praises Implementation of Tariffs on $200 Billion of Chinese Imports
Necessary response to China’s continuing unfair trade practices Washington. The Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA) today strongly praised a White House announcement of additional tariffs on approximately
With wider crackdowns on religion, Xi’s China seeks to put state stamp on faith
“This is part of a comprehensive war against religion,” Jin said. “The Communist Party has begun to see religion as a competitor… They want all
It’s not just the U.S.: Around the world, doors are shutting on Chinese investment
Editor’s note: This article shows the (Peter) Navarro-ization of the world. “Death by China” is now implicitly accepted in the western world. As the United States
China Hits Record-Low Investment Growth as Beijing Battles a Slowdown
Editor’s note. More indications that China will not be winning its trade war now that the US has (finally) engaged after 24 years. BEIJING—Investment in
Bostonian Reboots Itself with Elevated American-Made Shoes
Editor’s note. A high end men’s shoe company moves some production back to the US. On the whole, American brands haven’t exactly earned a reputation
Beijing’s Three Options: Unemployment, Debt, or Wealth Transfers
Editor’s note. Professor Michael Pettis lays out the finite possibilities for China responding to the fact that it cannot rely on US consumers in the
