Editor’s note: The new move to base the award of defense contracts on, in part, security assessments will make it harder for companies in other
Currency has fallen more than 8.6% this year, making it one of Asia’s worst performers Editors note. As other countries’ currencies fall, capital flees to
Extended editor’s commentary: Here is some detailed context regarding article below reporting on China likely resuming purchases of US soybeans. Soybeans prices should not have
More than 11,100 Good Jobs Created Since February Washington. The Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA), has determined that at least 11,100 new jobs have been
By Jeff Ferry, CPA Research Director It’s just six months since the first of the Trump administration’s tariffs went into effect and the job gains
In response to years of China’s predatory economic behavior, President Donald Trump’s administration recently imposed tariffs on $50 billion worth of high-tech Chinese goods. Beijing
Editor’s note: Professor Pettis rebuts the recent, disappointingly bad, article by Joe Stiglitz. Also, on the core of trade deficit causation, Pettis again clarifies how
Editor’s note: Interesting article by President of MIT. His strategy of more university R&D, however, is silent on location of production. Otherwise its “invent it
Editor’s note: CPA member Eric Nelson appears in this CNBC news clip stating that the administration is right to challenge bad trade deals and change
Washington, DC – The Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) today released a list of approximately $16 billion worth of imports from China that
