Op-ed: US vs. CHINA- Whose Trade War Is It Anyway?
After the US Trade Representative recently announced tariffs on another $200 billion of Chinese goods, I was asked whether I would admit that the US
After the US Trade Representative recently announced tariffs on another $200 billion of Chinese goods, I was asked whether I would admit that the US
Editor’s note: This article shows how the elimination of country of origin labeling for meat caused American producers’ share of the grass fed cattle market
Editors note: Broadside view against globalism that quotes Michael Stumo, CEO of CPA, extensively. The city of Danville, Virginia sits in the bellybutton of the
Tax Cuts Reach Six-Month Mark By David Morse, CPA Tax Policy Associate Director It’s been six months since President Trump signed the Tax Cuts and Jobs
Last month the White House presented a 36-page outline of the U.S. position toward trade with China. White House National Trade Council and Office of
By Jason Cooper, CPA Research Assistant According to the latest US government report the US trade deficit in May was $43.1 billion, the smallest deficit
by Michael Stumo, CEO of CPA I was asked, after the US Trade Representative announced tariffs on another $200 billion of Chinese goods, whether I
Zach Mottl, the owner of American manufacturing company Atlas Tool Works in Lyons, Illinois, is thanking President Trump for his recent tariffs on imported steel and
Editor’s note: China’s currency depreciation of 6% is a tariff on $130B of US exports to China (2017 trade numbers) and a subsidy of 6% on
Washington has been abuzz of late over President Trump’s moves to address continuing trade deficits with America’s global partners. And whether it’s tariffs on steel