For Biden, untangling Trump’s trade wars takes backseat to economy
CPA’s Take: The battle within the Biden campaign on trade between the Wall Street globalists and the fair traders is real. The former vice president
CPA’s Take: The battle within the Biden campaign on trade between the Wall Street globalists and the fair traders is real. The former vice president
CPA’s Take: Very bad! The IMF has failed to stop currency manipulation. The US has acted with a modest regulation that defines when we can
CPA’s Take: When Kamala Harris was running for president, this is what she said about trade. Democratic candidate for President; California Senator [December 15, 2019
Editor’s Note: CPA submitted testimony to the Senate Finance Committee relating to WTO reform. Our testimony points out the fundamental flaws in the WTO, suggests reform
CPA’s Take: The president eliminated 232 tariffs on Canada for aluminum imports when signing the US MCA. Canada then wrongly thought it could get away
CPA’s Take: This article reveals the myriad ways the US has substituted myths and self-blame for recognition of the geopolitical threat of China. Slowly but
CPA’s Take: Joe Biden responds to an NPR question on whether he will eliminate the Section 301 tariffs on Chinese goods In #nabjnahj2020 interview, Joe Biden
CPA’s Take: China sees COVID recovery as an economic growth and jobs opportunity. America’s elected officials only think in terms of supply chain resiliency. Why
CPA’s take: The re-layoff phenomenon needs to be considered as Congress deliberates on COVID relief. And you thought the second wave of the coronavirus was
CPA’s take: Millions of people are at risk of being laid off once again after the PPP ends. The US needs to focus on COVID