Why Americans Should Want Less Foreign Investment
Editor’s note: Matt Klein of Barrons doubles down in supporting the Baldwin/Hawley market access charge bill that CPA helped generate. In last week’s column
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Washington warms to the idea of a weaker dollar
Editor’s note: CPA’s work on the Baldwin/Hawley exchange rate management bill is recognized in the Financial Times. The novelty of an interventionist approach gains cross-party
Allianz’s El-Erian: Financial Markets are not the Real Economy
Editors’ note: Very important interview. Key points. Mohammed El–Erian, chief economic advisor to Alliance, says the financial economy is overexposed to the world as we deglobalize. But
Cabinet maker to bring HQ, manufacturing facility and 200-plus jobs to Charlotte region
Editor’s note: Reshoring to the United States from China continues. A U.S. cabinet maker will move its production to Lancaster County from China and establish
Huawei Technicians Helped African Governments Spy on Political Opponents
Editors note: Anyone who believes Huawei is a legitimate player on the world stage is uninformed. Employees embedded with cybersecurity forces in Uganda and Zambia
Manufacturing Jobs and Income Decline
After the year 2000, US manufacturing employment experienced a rapid, unprecedented decline with the loss of some six million manufacturing jobs. Many commentators have described
Commerce self-initiates first multi-country circumvention probe
Editor’s note: The Chinese are working hard to circumvent the tariffs by trans-shipping through other countries. Wilbur Ross and the Department of Commerce are responding.
Press Mention: Study Shows That Increasing China Tariffs Could Increase U.S. Jobs and Economy
Excerpt: The study states that the tariff would stimulate the economy through two channels. The Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA) released updated study results in
Trade: A uniting issue in a divided America
Editors note: Roger Simmermaker is a CPA member. The old Washington consensus on free trade was bipartisan. We are forging a new bipartisan Washington consensus
USTR Announces Next Steps on Proposed 10 Percent Tariff on Imports from China
Editors note: This is the US Trade Representative’s announcement on the new 10% tariffs against Chinese imports. Some are delayed until December 15 to avoid
