CPA Praises House Passage of Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act
Bill would ban imports produced through forced labor Washington. The Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA) today strongly praised House passage of the ‘Uyghur Forced
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Apparel Makers Against Feds Stopping Their Forced Labor Products
Report on the House Ways & Means Committee’s Trade Subcommittee Hearing on September 17, 2020. by Kenneth Rapoza, CPA Industry Analyst Thursday’s Trade Subcommittee hearing
Customs Trade Proposal Targets China Import Loopholes
By Kenneth Rapoza, CPA Industry Analyst The Customs and Border Protection Agency has been alerted and is taking action against loopholes in the China Section
CPA Praises FTA Call for American-made Railcars
Supports Federal Transit Administration challenge to China railcar contract Washington. The Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA) today praised a Federal Transit Administration (FTA) call
CPA Statement on China’s WTO Compliance
Each year, the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) produces a report on China’s compliance with its World Trade Organization (WTO) commitments. Ahead of
More Xinjiang China Companies Blocked As Human Rights Cases Mount
By Kenneth Rapoza, CPA Industry Analyst Labor and human rights move to the fore in dealing with China. Sourcing cotton or computer equipment from Xinjiang?
WTO Finds Some U.S. Tariffs on China Violate Trade Rules
CPA’s Take: The WTO just pounded more nails into its own coffin. CPA is quoted in this article. U.S. disputes finding, has long called World
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
CPA Strongly Criticizes WTO Decision on U.S. Section 301 Tariffs
Ruling is latest evidence of failed global governance Washington. The Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA) today condemned a World Trade Organization (WTO) ruling against
Trump and Biden ‘Made in America’ tax plans ignore the real problem
Smaller U.S. companies continue to pay a higher effective tax rate, stunting their growth and encouraging more offshoring by large multinationals The presidential election campaign
