China’s Entrepreneurs Turn to State-Backed Buyers for Help
Editors note: China’s subsidies continue in the form of buying equity stakes in private businesses, rather than let companies go bankrupt like they would here.
Editors note: China’s subsidies continue in the form of buying equity stakes in private businesses, rather than let companies go bankrupt like they would here.
Editors note: Fake fraudulent Chinese companies should NOT be listed on US exchanges. They don’t let us audit them. They build Chinese military and surveillance tech.
Editor’s note: Pharmaceutical ingredients from China are uninspected, contaminated with carcinogens, and often simply ineffective. We need to rebuild this supply chain in the US.
Editors note: the Democrats need to be more aggressive on trade to be effective leaders. [Andrew Soergel | September 12, 2019 | U.S. News]
Editor’s note: Industrial policy is needed in the pantheon of fiscal, tariff, exchange rate and monetary policies. The US needs to get good at it,
Editors note: CPA member Roger Simmermaker explains how free traders wrongly focus on efficiency and low prices instead of production and employment. Exclusive: Roger Simmermaker
Editor’s note: The massive phantom foreign direct investment described in this article shows why CPA’s proposal for sales factor apportionment is needed for the US
Editor’s note: Fed report finds business uncertainty but little actual impact of tariffs. Investment “uncertainty” from tariffs exists only if you want to invest somewhere
Editors note: Michele Nash-Hoff is a CPA member. The Baldwin-Hawley Senate Bill, S.2357, titled the “Competitive Dollar for Jobs and Prosperity Act” was introduced by
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