Member Op-ed | U.S. Must Finally Address Tax Avoidance Controversy
Editor’s Note: Bill Parks sits on the CPA board of directors and is the founder of NRS Inc., an Idaho-based sporting goods manufacturer. Americans are undoubtedly
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US Adds 4.8 Million Jobs as Economy Regains Some Pre-COVID Employment
Washington. The US added 4.8 million non-farm jobs in June as the economy bounced back from the depths of the COVID crisis. Combined with the
US Trade Deficit Deepened to $54.6 Billion in May As COVID Impacted Trade
By Jeff Ferry, Chief Economist The monthly US trade deficit climbed to $54.6 billion in May as the COVID crisis dented exports more than imports.
Senate Passes Sanctions Bill Against Chinese Officials Over Hong Kong
Editor’s Note: CPA applauds unanimous congressional action to impose sanctions on China’s Communist regime for imposing its oppressive national security law on Hong Kong, in
Company that has been serving American consumers for 200 years
Editor’s Note: CPA member Roger Simmermaker has written five books on buying American and trade policy since 1996. Roger Simmermaker reveals source for housewares and kitchenwares
Fraud From The Great Wall Hits Wall Street
Editor’s Note: Michael Stumo is CEO of the Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA). Follow him at @michael_stumo U.S. investors recently learned a hard lesson about
Ambassador Lighthizer Celebrates USMCA’s Entry Into Force Today
Editor’s Note: Today, July 1, the new USMCA comes into force, replacing NAFTA. In this note, USTR Robert Lighthizer explains the expected benefits of USMCA.
Podcasts\ The Economic Foundations of Industrial Policy
Editor’s Note: An article from Palladium magazine by Marc Fasteau and Ian Fletcher, read by the latter on the following podcasts. America’s resurgent interest in industrial
US and UK Should Partner on a “Multiplier” Fund to Back 5G Startups
By Jeff Ferry, CPA Chief Economist The United Kingdom is close to pulling out of its previous compromise solution for 5G telecom, which involved keeping
U.S. Is Vulnerable to China’s Dominance in Rare Earths, Report Finds
Editor’s Note: New report documents China’s willingness to use its dominance in rare-earth minerals as leverage against the US. The US needs to accelerate efforts
