Editor’s note: Presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren has submitted the most detailed trade agenda of any candidate. While there are several good parts of the plan,

Editor’s note: An analysis of how Asian economies grew stunningly through intentional policy and not laissez-faire free trade. I’ve always had highly libertarian instincts, for

Editor’s note: China has received preferential treatment at the WTO as a “developing country” but it has long outgrown that status. This move continues towards

Editors note: CPA distributed flyers last year in Congress stating that currency is the next front in the trade skirmish. Our prediction is coming true

Editors note. China’s growth strategy relies upon suppressing consumption, overproducing, and exporting it’s goods glut to the US. Administration’s tariff strategy is working. They are

A permanent 25 percent tariff on all imported goods to the United State from China would create more than one million American jobs by 2024,

Editor’s note: The pressure is building for US dollar realignment to a trade balancing exchange rate. President Donald Trump’s calls for a weaker US dollar

Editor’s note: Tariffs work. Total losses of 5 million represent 3.4 per cent of total employment in the sector, according to China International Capital Corp

Editor’s note: The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act was supposed to increase investment by US multinationals here, but it instead increased investment by those companies