CPA Chairman was quoted in this article: Foreign leaders “keep underestimating Trump on trade,” said Dan DiMicco, a former steel executive and trade adviser to

Editor’s note: Farm and ranch income has been down for three years, especially this year. China’s new swine disease outbreak could be an opportunity for

Editor’s note: This is an important article pointing out that a post-WTO world is not really scary because the pre-WTO world was better in many

Editor’s note: The tariff/job creation stories are only in the local/regional papers, like this one. Not on the national news because it does not fit

Framework of revised deal appears promising  As the Trump administration notifies Congress of its intent to sign a trade deal with Mexico in 90 days, the

Editor’s note: CPA filed written comments in support of increased tariffs on China. This article picked up on our comments, which were among more than

Editor’s note: This is significant because the 232 national security tariff process is being normalized, rather than treated as a “trade war”. Just something else

Editors note: We at the CPA have been thinking about whether the WTO is worth saving or replacing. Peter Morici writes about it below. Maybe

Editor’s note: AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka shows support for the direction of the US-MX trade agreement.  [August 29, 2018 | NPR] David Greene talks to

(WASHINGTON) – The following is a statement from Teamsters General President Jim Hoffa about the bilateral agreement-in-principle announced today between the U.S. and Mexico to