Is Currency Manipulation Hurting American Manufacturing?
According to author Mike Collins, America’s trade deficit is the single biggest obstacle to creating manufacturing jobs, and to keeping manufacturing jobs in this
The Stupidity of Using Trade Deals for Geopolitics
The Very Smart People in Washington want to use the Trans-Pacific Partnership to solidify our political influence in Asia. How did that work out with
Globalizing our Courts
The part of trade agreements that basically globalizes the court system is really becoming a hot issue. Even The Economist is taking note. Its
The Strong Dollar Lobby is Crowing. But what about the pro-equilibrium lobby?
The strong dollar crowd is oddly crowing about how the US dollar is strong and the old days of worrying about currency wars are past.
Michael Stumo to speak at MSCI So Cal Chapter Summit, October 15th, 2014
CPA is pleased to announce that Michael Stumo, CEO of CPA, will have the honor of speaking on a panel for the Souther California Chapter
Global Trade Imbalances are Threat to Stability
Stumo note: The IMF continues to warn about persistent trade imbalances as a threat to global stability. That’s why CPA’s balanced trade proposal is not
Invest in infrastructure that pays for itself
The writer is a professor at and past president of Harvard University. He was treasury secretary from 1999 to 2001 and economic adviser to President
Senate Report on Buy American Waivers
Senator Chris Murphy (D-CT) recently released a report on the US Buy America laws and the impact of waivers on manufacturers, with a focus on
The trade clause that overrules governments
Reposted from The Washington Post ****** By Harold Meyerson | October 1, 2014 |Wash Post (opinion) One of the public policy paradoxes of the
U.S. confirms duties on specialized steel from China, Russia, S. Korea
Reposted from Reuters on September 25, 2014 ******** WASHINGTON, Sept 25 (Reuters) – The U.S. Department of Commerce on Thursday confirmed duties on imports of
