The US can’t use Cold War tactics to engage with China, says former NSA head Michael Rogers
Editor’s note. Admiral Rogers sounded the alarm on China while in the Obama administration. His analysis is quite good. Admiral Michael Rogers, former head
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US trade adviser seeks to replace Chinese drug supplies
Editor’s note: Well said Dr. Navarro. Navarro says coronavirus is ‘wake-up call’ to create American pharmaceutical supply chain [James Politi | February 12, 2020 |
Opinion: ABCs of trade: If it can’t be made in America, it should be made anywhere but China
Editor’s Note: Zach Mottl is chief alignment officer of Atlas Tool Works, in Lyons, Ill. He serves on the board of directors of CPA, and is
Press Release | CPA Supports Racketeering Case against Huawei
Chinese telecom giant has stolen its way to high-tech dominance Washington. The Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA) today praised the Trump administration for charging
Steel Tariffs Deliver Higher Growth, Lower Imports and Lower Prices
By Jeff Ferry, CPA Chief Economist The Section 232 steel tariffs are reducing the volume of steel imported into the US, providing breathing space for
Op-ed | Regulatory updates could boost renewable energy in Tennessee, nationwide
Michael Stumo is CEO of the Coalition for a Prosperous America. America’s manufacturers are using more metals and minerals than ever, but the permit process
As Trump takes aim at EU trade, European officials brace for fight
Editor’s Note: Even as the trade deficit with China was reduced, the deficit with Europe increased by 5.4% last year. WASHINGTON (Reuters) – An emboldened
Scientists Confirm China as Major Source of Banned Ozone-Depleting Chemicals
Editor’s note: The Chinese are cheating by producing products with banned carbon tetrachloride. We need to find out what supply chains use that chemical and ban
Farm Bailout Paid to Brazilian Meat Processor Angers Lawmakers
Editors note: We definitely need an agro industry program to bolster rural America. Especially to shield agriculture from trade conflict retaliation by foreign countries when
Companies Find Ways to Bypass Tariffs on Chinese Imports
Editors note: Chinese and multinational companies continue cheating. Customs enforcement and tighter laws are needed Many save by tweaking assembly and shipping processes rather than
