CPA Statement on Framework Trade Deal with China
Dan DiMicco, Chairman of CPA: “The Trump administration framework deal with China, as reported this weekend, is on the wrong track. China has agreed to
Why Illinois farmers should support President Trump’s steel tariffs
Over the past two decades, US farmers and manufacturers have struggled mightily against subsidized competition from overseas. Almost 5 million factory jobs have disappeared since
Address by Michael Stumo to the John William Pope and Jesse Helms Center Foundations
Address by Michael Stumo, CEO, the Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA), to the John William Pope and Jesse Helms Center Foundations. May 11, 2018,
Analysts sound alarm over U.S. dependence on China for medicine components
Analysts and former federal officials said on Monday that the U.S. must decrease its dependence on Beijing for components of essential medicines and called for
There Won’t Be A Trade War With China
In the wake of President Donald J. Trump’s decision to impose modest tariffs on Chinese steel imports, a deluge of ostensibly “conservative,” Reagan-era think tanks
Free-Trade Economists Begin To See the Light on Trade and Globalization
By Jeff Ferry, CPA Research Director For decades, economists have taught David Ricardo’s Law of Comparative Advantage as if it is an absolute law. But
China hits back at U.S. ‘Orwellian nonsense’ jab over its Taiwan rule for airlines
“This is Orwellian nonsense and part of a growing trend by the Chinese Communist Party to impose its political views on American citizens and private companies,” Sanders
Opinion: Maybe it’s time to quit negotiating with China
The battle lines are drawn in the trade war with China, and President Donald Trump can expect little support from the high tech and financial
How China has targeted U.S. industries
China has long prosecuted a trade war against American industries and workers. Finally, we have a president willing to take up arms but he is widely
China has surprisingly little leverage with ag tariff threat
President Donald Trump’s recently implemented trade strategy — including tariffs on subsidized imports from China — is drawing fire from multinational agribusinesses and their trade
