Press Release: CPA Applauds Democrats’ New Get-Tough Approach on Trade
CPA welcomes and supports the tough approach on trade in the Democrats’ new policy document announced last week. Entitled “A Better Deal on Trade and
Press Release: CPA Supports Administration’s Section 301 Investigation
The Coalition for a Prosperous America welcomes and supports the Trump administration’s planned investigation of China’s trade practices under Section 301 of the 1974 Trade
US Trade Deficit Up 10% Over 2016, On Track for $550B This Year
By Jeff Ferry, CPA Research Director New trade figures from the Department of Commerce show the US international trade picture continues to deteriorate. The US
Navarro says 232 probes will soon ‘bear fruit,’ promises ‘amazing’ six months of action
White House trade adviser Peter Navarro said this week that the Trump administration’s trade moves over its first six months will pale in comparison to
Free-Trade is a Two-Way Street
The Trump administration recently celebrated the workers and businesses that make this country great. The purpose of “Made in America Week” was to recognize that,
media coverage: Tomi Lahren, J. Dudley Butler among R-CALF Convention speakers
Billings, Mont. – National cattle trade association R-CALF USA is making final preparations for its upcoming 18th Annual Convention to be held August 25-26 at
Ross, in Ways & Means briefing on 232 probes, floats negotiated solution on steel
The administration is considering a negotiated solution to tackle steel overcapacity that could involve “voluntary” agreements, House Ways & Means Committee members said on Thursday
An Overvalued Dollar Is Harming America’s Global Competitiveness
There’s little doubt that the United States has suffered a manufacturing crisis over the past 15 years. With millions of factory jobs lost, and tens
Does Low American Savings Rate Cause Trade Deficits?
Mainstream trade news continues to assert that trade deficits don’t matter. Economists help reporters write these fake news stories by claiming that America’s failure to
The national security case for using tariffs to protect American steel
The Trump administration is considering action under a rarely used provision of the U.S. trade laws — Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of
