Don’t Count on U.S.-China Trade Relations Warming Up Anytime Soon
Editors note: Even those soft on China support tariffs now, even those that opposed them in the past. America should increase tariffs on China going forward.
Editors note: Even those soft on China support tariffs now, even those that opposed them in the past. America should increase tariffs on China going forward.
Editors note: Greg Autry is a member of the Cpa advisory board. While the eyes of the world were focused on China’s Chang’e 4 lunar
The process of meat labeling in the United States might be in need of a serious government intervention, according to former rancher Bill Bullard. [Tess Bonn| March 14,
CPA Seeks Review of Chicago Transit Authority Railcar Purchase Contract with Chinese firm may flout Buy America Act For Immediate Release Washington. The Coalition for a
Editor’s note: GM’s shift of production and workers from the US to China and Mexico continues to earn well deserved scorn. GM had perched the
Editor’s note: Pelosi’s statement that the USMCA must be re-opened presents a major hurdle for USMCA passage. Democrats’ concerns with U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement enforcement cannot be
Sees legislation as key step to addressing trade barriers Washington. The Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA) has endorsed H.R. 764, the Reciprocal Trade Act
Editor’s note: House Democrats and labor unions are focused upon the labor rights provisions of the USMCA to determine whether they will support it. CPA
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China goods trade deficit shrinks to 7-month low Washington. Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA) Chief Economist Jeff Ferry has analyzed this morning’s Commerce Department data showing