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The Guardian: The US ‘manufacturing renaissance’ doesn’t exist, says new report

ArchiveBy Michael StumoJanuary 12, 2015

Despite all the much-heralded talk of the rebirth of manufacturing, a new report suggests that the trend may be vastly overstated [Reposted from The Guardian 

ITIF: The Myth of America’s Manufacturing Renaissance

ArchiveBy Michael StumoJanuary 12, 2015

  The “manufacturing renaissance” narrative in some circles is simply untrue.  And possibly harmful to smart policy going forward. The Information Technology and Innovation Foundation

Michael McAuliff: Mitch McConnell Pledges Fast Action For Secretive Trade Deals

ArchiveBy Michael StumoJanuary 12, 2015

WASHINGTON — New Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) pledged Wednesday to move full speed ahead to give President Barack Obama so-called fast track authority

NYT: Democrats Step Up Efforts to Block Obama’s Trade Agenda

ArchiveBy Michael StumoJanuary 9, 2015

WASHINGTON — President Obama is facing opposition from fellow Democrats to one of his top priorities: winning the power to negotiate international trade agreements and

Textiles and Trade: China Increases VAT Refund to Boost Textile and Apparel Exports

ArchiveBy Michael StumoJanuary 9, 2015

China retains an active value-added tax (“VAT”) rebate program for exports. [Reposted from Textiles and Trade  |  David Trumbull  |  January 6, 2015] China’s Ministry

Trade Deficit will Grow this Year

ArchiveBy Michael StumoJanuary 9, 2015

  I’m glad to see mainstream newspaper reporters accurately report that the trade deficit is a drag on growth. While the November trade deficit was

Dan DiMicco: More Distorted Thinking on Trade

ArchiveBy Michael StumoJanuary 9, 2015

More wrong-headed rhetoric on trade deals to nowhere! [From the blog of Dan DiMicco  |  Dan DiMicoo  |  January 8, 2015] Every past deal has

Roll Call: Looming Trade Deal Could Divide Obama, House Democrats

ArchiveBy Michael StumoJanuary 9, 2015

Republicans will go after “weak-kneed” Democrats to back the trade deal, DeFazio said. (Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call File Photo) President Barack Obama wants Congress to

The Hill: Pelosi takes cautious stance on trade debate

ArchiveBy Michael StumoJanuary 9, 2015

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (Calif.) on Thursday said Democrats aren’t opposed to trade, but want to make sure any deals negotiated by the administration

Epoch Times: Amid Failed Promises of Reform, US Companies Leave China

ArchiveBy Michael StumoJanuary 9, 2015

Failed dreams and broken promises are all that remain of the hope that led the United States to open free trade with China in 2001.

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