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

CPA’s take: China pigeons. Those who acknowledge Chinese racial authoritarianism or other bad behavior but then pivot to argue for no action or for irrelevant

CPA’s take: Secretary of State Pompeo says 50 years of engagement with China was a mistake. We were hoodwinked. See the video starting at the

CPA’s take: This is a very good quote from Attorney General Barr.  “The ultimate ambition of China’s rulers isn’t to trade with the United States.

Washington. The Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA) has added two new staffers to its executive team. The new hires—Trade Counsel Charles Benoit and Industry