Sources: Section 232 steel report facing Defense Department objections
The Commerce Department’s report on its Section 232 investigation into steel imports has been deemed insufficient due to Defense Department objections and other concerns, sources
CSUSTL APPLAUDS WTO DISPUTE PANEL RULING IN CASE INVOLVING COATED PAPER FROM INDONESIA
CONTACT:Thomas M. SneeringerThe Committee to Support U.S. Trade Laws (CSUSTL)[email protected]202-999-9154www.csustl.us; @csustl IMMEDIATE RELEASE (Washington, DC, December 7) – The Committee to Support U.S. Trade Laws
USTR list of Trade Policy Staff Committee subgroups shows new trade deficit panel
An interagency group focused on the trade deficit has been added to the roster of Trade Policy Staff Committee subgroups tapped by the Office of
US Trade Deficit Rises to $48.7 Billion on Record Imports
WASHINGTON — Record imports lifted the U.S. trade deficit to $48.7 billion in October, highest since January. [AP | December 5, 2017 | The New
Trump appoints pro-tariff advocate to trade committee advising Lighthizer
President Donald J. Trump may have tipped his hand on which way he is leaning on the solar tariff case with a virtually unnoticed appointment
‘The threat is real’: Australia to ban foreign political donations as concerns mount over Chinese influence
Australia, concerned about rising Chinese influence, will ban foreign political donations as part of a crackdown aimed at preventing external interference in domestic politics, Prime
A better way to tax corporations
A stated goal of the Republican tax overhaul was to prevent corporations from shifting profits to low-tax countries. [November 30, 2017 | The New York
U.S. Joins Europe in Fighting China’s Future in W.T.O.
The United States has filed arguments to the World Trade Organization in a looming dispute over China’s future in the international body, which could shape
Do Fiscal Deficits Cause Trade Deficits?
A CPA member inquired as to whether in increase in the federal budget deficit causes increased trade deficits. This is called the Twin Deficits hypothesis.
Restoring the “Maker spirit” to Thomasville that lost an Industry and Jobs to China
After my article that featured The Forge in Greensboro was published, I was contacted by Joel Leonard, who informed me that he worked with the
