Letter to President Trump: Support for Executive Order Bolstering US Drug and Medical Production
CPA sent the following letter to President Trump today calling for an executive order to rebuild the drug and medical supply chain in the US
China’s Post-Virus Plan to Destroy America’s Economy
Excerpt: ““Beijing intends to use the global dislocation and downturn to attract foreign investment, to seize strategic market share and resources—especially those that force dependence, and to
Op-ed | It’s Time To Rebuild Domestic Drug Production in the US, for Both Health and Economic Reasons
Editor’s Note: Jeff Ferry is chief economist at the Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA). Two decades of offshoring pharmaceuticals has hurt our national security. [Jeff
China’s dominance of the pharma supply chain is highly dangerous to the US
Editor’s note: The silver lining in the coronavirus outbreak is that calls for reshoring medical supplies and devices is becoming very strong. Which will help
Op-ed | US should ban all products made with forced labor
Editor’s note: Michael Stumo asks, in this op-ed: Why do we let Chinese companies sell products made with forced labor in our market when we
Make American 5G Great Again
Editor’s Note: CPA member Steve Papa explains Parallel Wireless’s strategy for 5G. His goal is to destroy Huawei by building and deploying the world’s best
Op-ed | Biden and Sanders Need to Address Corporate Tax Avoidance
Editor’s Note: David Morse is the tax policy director at the Coalition for a Prosperous America Education Fund. Super Tuesday has come and gone and with
Op-ed | America should stop relying on China for rare earths needed for renewable energy infrastructure
Excerpt: The good news is that the United States doesn’t need to depend on China for its renewable energy supply chains. Instead, America should start matching
American alternatives to Huawei seek more market share
Editor’s Note: New CPA member Parallel Wireless CEO Steve Papa talks about his plan to disrupt Huawei with new 5G wireless systems based on a
US Tariffs Reducing Trade Deficit; Continued Improvement in 2020
By Steven L. Byers, PhD and Jeff Ferry The US trade deficit in goods and services for January 2020 fell 6.7 percent from December, to
