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    The Tariff Trump Hasn’t Tried Yet: A Market Access Charge on Foreign Capital Could Tame the Dollar and Boost U.S. Manufacturing

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The real threat to America is an anti-Trump response to firmly dealing with China

ArchiveBy Michael StumoApril 4, 2018

As President Donald Trump takes trade actions aimed at China, it is important to focus on the long game. It’s not about cars costing $125

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China Retaliatory Tariffs: The Age of Appeasement Must End

Trade and TariffsBy Michael StumoApril 3, 2018

By Michael Stumo, CEO of CPA The Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA) strongly supports the Trump administration’s shift from naive “free trade” to the

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White House scolds China over tariffs on ‘fairly traded’ exports

ArchiveBy Michael StumoApril 2, 2018

The Trump administration Monday told Beijing to focus on fixing its own “unfair trading practices” instead of hitting “fairly traded” U.S. exports with tariffs –

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Trump finally gets US to flex its trade-leverage muscles

ArchiveBy Michael StumoMarch 31, 2018

President Trump’s renegotiated Korea trade deal shows that the era of America’s unilateral trade disarmament is over. During the last 30 years, various academics and

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Trump’s Tariffs Aren’t the Only Way to Shrink the Trade Gap

ArchiveBy Michael StumoMarch 30, 2018

Is there a better way to reduce the U.S. trade deficit than raising duties on imports? A lot of economists say yes. Some of their

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Labor sources: Mexican Senate bill could undermine new NAFTA standards

ArchiveBy Michael StumoMarch 29, 2018

Mexico’s ruling party, the Partido Revolucionario Institucional, last week pitched a proposal that would implement the country’s constitutional labor reforms passed last year in a

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What They Are Saying: Support for President Trump Securing Improvements to the U.S. – South Korea Trade Agreement

ArchiveBy Michael StumoMarch 29, 2018

Federal and State Officials Senate Finance Committee Chairman Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-UT): “Since KORUS went into force more than five years ago, it became clear

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White House `Win’ on South Korea Gets Mixed Marks: Trade Update

ArchiveBy Michael StumoMarch 29, 2018

President Donald Trump’s push to rebalance global trade in America’s favor has investors on edge, as his threats to impose import tariffs and curb foreign

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The China Endgame: Let’s Build USA 2025

ArchiveBy Michael StumoMarch 29, 2018

By Jeff Ferry, CPA Research Director President Trump has just made what could be the biggest gamble of his presidency: he’s betting that he can

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Tech Export Review Is Completely Inadequate

ArchiveBy Michael StumoMarch 28, 2018

Contrary to the inference by IBM ’s Christopher Padilla and GE’s Karan Bhatia (Letters, WSJ.com, March 16), in the very first paragraph of “How China Pushes the Limits

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