Where the 2020 Candidates Stand on Trade and Tariffs
Editors note: the Democrats need to be more aggressive on trade to be effective leaders. [Andrew Soergel | September 12, 2019 | U.S. News]
Editors note: the Democrats need to be more aggressive on trade to be effective leaders. [Andrew Soergel | September 12, 2019 | U.S. News]
Section 301 Tariffs On China, Part 4 Editor’s note: Part Four of a series on the Section 301 tariffs on Chinese products by CPA
Section 301 Tariffs On China, Part 3 Editor’s note: Part Three of a series on the Section 301 tariffs on Chinese products by CPA Buy
Excerpt: Consumers are not seeing the prices increases that economists predicted. Inflation is extremely low — and remains unaffected by tariffs. Think all Americans are
Section 301 Tariffs On China, Part 2 Editor’s note: Part Two of a series on the Section 301 tariffs on Chinese products by CPA Buy
Editor’s note: Industrial policy is needed in the pantheon of fiscal, tariff, exchange rate and monetary policies. The US needs to get good at it,
Section 301 Tariffs on China, Part 1 Editor’s note: Part One of a series on the Section 301 tariffs on Chinese products by CPA Buy
Editors note: CPA member Roger Simmermaker explains how free traders wrongly focus on efficiency and low prices instead of production and employment. Exclusive: Roger Simmermaker
Editor’s note: The massive phantom foreign direct investment described in this article shows why CPA’s proposal for sales factor apportionment is needed for the US
Editors note: Another reason sales factor apportionment tax is needed. Capital flows for tax avoidance and profit shifting purposes should not exist. Tax profits based