Steel: Famous Economists Get It Wrong
By Jeff Ferry, CPA Research Director When a large number of famous economists from all sides of the political spectrum agree on something, the odds
By Jeff Ferry, CPA Research Director When a large number of famous economists from all sides of the political spectrum agree on something, the odds
Subsidized Chinese aluminum production has soared in recent years. The Trump administration has its eyes firmly on the prize when it comes to the U.S. Commerce
President Trump has nominated Dennis Shea, the vice chairman of the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission, to serve as ambassador to the World Trade
BEIJING — China’s sovereign wealth fund is looking at big bets in America. But the $800 billion investment behemoth said on Tuesday it faced an obstacle: the
Unifor and United Autoworkers, representing Canadian and U.S. autoworkers, have laid out four priorities the unions say must be addressed in the renegotiation of NAFTA:
By Michael Stumo Former White House CEA and NEC chairs again reveal why our economy declined and stagnated under their collective watches. They worry about speculative diplomatic
Call it international trade’s (re)work in progress, following the G20 meeting, which produced: [Daily News| July 11, 2017 |Inside US Trade] A united front on overcapacity
The Pentagon is taking initial steps to more closely enforce so-called “Buy American” laws, elevating a series of Depression-era statutes that require manufacturers to rely
Originally appears on Global Trade Magazine The Trump administration has made public its intent to seek amendments to the Korea-US Free Trade Agreement. The administration has
The White House is planning to poach a leading Republican congressional trade staffer to fill a key post on its National Economic Council, according to