Peter Navarro: The Trump Guide to Diplomacy
Editors note: CPA has previously praised Peter Navarro‘s action fixing the requirement by the Universal Postal Union that the US subsidize the delivery of small
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Press Release: CPA is Hopeful but Wary about US-China ‘Phase One’ Agreement
Washington.The Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA) reacted cautiously to President Trump’s announcement of the principal details of a potential ‘Phase One’ agreement with China.
NBA’s Stance on Hong Kong Is All About the Money
Editors note: NBA owner on his amoral China stance – “I am not a guy that wants to go out of business … and other
How Trump’s Tariffs Are Creating Jobs — for Canadians
Editors note: The China/Amazon/FedEx strategy finally comes to light as a major story. The de minimis loophole must be closed. And can be partially closed
OECD Proposal Fails to Help Domestic US Manufacturers
Many in Washington look at the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) in Paris to help with pressing business concerns in the global community.
SENS MENENDEZ AND RUBIO REQUEST COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN INVESTMENT IN THE UNITED STATES REVIEW TRANSACTIONS OF BRAZILIAN MEAT-PROCESSING CONGLOMERATE
Editor’s Note: Brazil is to agriculture what China is to manufacturing. A corrupt, state supported source of predatory global oversupply. Including subsidized investment to take
Free-trade policies contributed to the opioid epidemic
Excerpt: “For every 1,000 people who lost their jobs in a county there was a 2.7% rise in opioid-related overdose deaths. After fentanyl entered regional
Five Reasons to Take a Hard Line with China at Trade Talks
Washington. As the Trump administration embarks on a 13th round of trade talks with China, the Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA) is urging US trade
U.S. expands blacklist to include China’s top AI startups ahead of trade talks
Editors note: This is a very big step to add Chinese entities to the Department of Commerce’s Entity List. It is the first time any
Wilbur Ross: Trump is making the United States win on trade
Editors note: This excerpt from Secretary Ross’ oped is very good, signaling a sea change in how trade is thought about. “Thanks to President Donald
