WTO Rejects Section 301 Tariffs On China. Now What?
By Kenneth Rapoza, CPA Industry Analyst The World Trade Organization has ruled that over $230 billion worth of the Trump Administration’s “fair trade” tariffs, known
By Kenneth Rapoza, CPA Industry Analyst The World Trade Organization has ruled that over $230 billion worth of the Trump Administration’s “fair trade” tariffs, known
CPA’s Take: Good to see POTUS start to talk about decoupling from China. Ending federal contracts with companies who offshore is an important idea. President
CPA’s Take: The first two people mentioned as Biden trade advisors, Jennifer Hillman and Miriam Sapiro, are pro-globalists that don’t care where things are made. WASHINGTON/WILMINGTON,
CPA’s Take: This is excellent. Finally, import competition is being accepted in agriculture as harmful to domestic producers. Washington, DC — The Office of the U.S.
CPA’s Take: CPA supports efforts to remove Chinese stocks from the US stock market because they do not let us access their audited financial records. It
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
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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
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