Hatch Comments on Consumption Taxes/Tax Reform
In another bit of progress, Sen. Orrin Hatch expressed reserved “interest” in a consumption tax as a part of tax reform. Why is CPA,
In another bit of progress, Sen. Orrin Hatch expressed reserved “interest” in a consumption tax as a part of tax reform. Why is CPA,
Modest progress. The NY Times editorial board generally endorses any “trade agreement” no matter whether they have read the agreement, no matter whether it is
A flood of low-cost imports have been taking business away from U.S. steelmakers and blamed for a slew of mill closings that have included the
Elizabeth Warren, a Democrat, represents Massachusetts in the Senate. The United States is in the final stages of negotiating the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), a massive
The Federal Reserve is a hugely powerful institution whose policies have an enormous effect throughout the economy. For that reason, it is doubtful the United
Currency manipulation by Japan—the second largest currency manipulator in the world—is a major driver of the U.S.-Japan trade deficit, which cost nearly 900,000 U.S. jobs
NAFTA – the North American Free Trade Agreement – was sold with promises of jobs and prosperity on all sides of the border. What really
Ohio’s two senators, Republican Rob Portman and Democrat Sherrod Brown, offer a window into the White House’s coming challenges as it tries to open a
I read the op-ed “A Trade Opportunity for Obama and the New Congress” by Rep. Charles Boustany and Robert B. Zoellick (Dec. 29) and wondered
WASHINGTON IS short on fresh thinking about almost everything, taxes and tax reform very much included. So it was encouraging to see Maryland’s junior U.S.