Lessons from the East Asian Economic Miracle
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: 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: Presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren has submitted the most detailed trade agenda of any candidate. While there are several good parts of the plan,
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
Among the various Democratic presidential contenders, there are a number of proposals for corporate tax reform. After reviewing all the candidates’ plans, we’ve identified the
Editor’s note: We agree the USMCA is likely to pass this year. CPA has taken no position as of yet. The USMCA improves upon NAFTA
Editors note: This is an excellent result that CPA has been working on for some time. The effort threatens to further fray trade talks with
Excerpt: “The next time you hear ‘Business needs certainty,’ remember this is at best a tale signifying nothing and at worst verbal fog meant to conceal
By Jeff Ferry, CPA Chief Economist The US trade deficit jumped 8.4 percent in May, to $55.5 billion, as compared to April’s $51.2 billion, according
By Jeff Ferry, Chief Economist President Trump’s decision over the weekend to allow US component and chip companies to sell to Chinese network builder Huawei
Editors note: This is what you get when you listen to people who think that a service economy is the wave of the future. Huawei