China’s dominance of the pharma supply chain is highly dangerous to the US
Editor’s note: The silver lining in the coronavirus outbreak is that calls for reshoring medical supplies and devices is becoming very strong. Which will help
Details
Op-ed | US should ban all products made with forced labor
Editor’s note: Michael Stumo asks, in this op-ed: Why do we let Chinese companies sell products made with forced labor in our market when we
Make American 5G Great Again
Editor’s Note: CPA member Steve Papa explains Parallel Wireless’s strategy for 5G. His goal is to destroy Huawei by building and deploying the world’s best
Op-ed | Biden and Sanders Need to Address Corporate Tax Avoidance
Editor’s Note: David Morse is the tax policy director at the Coalition for a Prosperous America Education Fund. Super Tuesday has come and gone and with
Press Release | CPA Urges Senate to Act on Drug Shortage During Coronavirus
U.S. must launch immediate manufacture of critical medicines Washington. The Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA) is praising the Senate testimony by Rosemary Gibson. A CPA
Op-ed | America should stop relying on China for rare earths needed for renewable energy infrastructure
Excerpt: The good news is that the United States doesn’t need to depend on China for its renewable energy supply chains. Instead, America should start matching
Press Release | Latest Employment Report Shows Minor Decline in U.S. Jobs Quality
JQI Index declines 0.13 percent in February Washington. The monthly U.S. Jobs Quality Index (JQI) issued by the Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA) and
American alternatives to Huawei seek more market share
Editor’s Note: New CPA member Parallel Wireless CEO Steve Papa talks about his plan to disrupt Huawei with new 5G wireless systems based on a
CPA Outlines Tools to Improve China Trade Strategy
Delivers China testimony to House Ways and Means Committee Washington. In response to a House Ways and Means Committee hearing on the impacts of trade
US Tariffs Reducing Trade Deficit; Continued Improvement in 2020
By Steven L. Byers, PhD and Jeff Ferry The US trade deficit in goods and services for January 2020 fell 6.7 percent from December, to
