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Opinion: Digging Into the Trade Data
American exports are going down, not up. Richard McCormack explains why.
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Aug
05
2015
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29
2015
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21
2015
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Trade Laws Explained
Domestic industries now have improved tools to take action against dumping.
Jun
23
2015
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Four Things the U.S. and China Should Talk About During the Strategic and Economic Dialogue
The concerns of millions of American workers must be on the agenda.
Nov
12
2014
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A Fruitful China Trip Still Leaves a Lot on the Table
At least the shirts everybody was wearing looked great.
Oct
21
2014
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UPDATED: Subway Car Contract Shows Massachusetts Needs to Fix its Procurement Process
A Chinese state-owned enterprise is poised to win a lucrative transportation program bid.
Oct
16
2014
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A Deep Dive into the Frustrating Half Thoughts in Treasury’s Currency Reports
Treasury demonstrates some impressive verbal jiu jitsu to avoid the "M" word.
Oct
08
2014
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Will the Treasury Department [Finally] Name China as a Currency Manipulator?
Treasury Secretary Jack Lew | Photo courtesy U.S. Treasury Department via Flickr Alliance for American Manufacturing (AAM) President Scott Paul wrote to Treasury Secretary Jack Lew on Wednesday to...
Sep
23
2014
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The U.S. Imports A Lot of Food from China — and You Might Be Surprised What’s on the List
Courtesy Woodrow Wilson Center 2020 Update: The blog below remains one of our most popular on the website, and there has been increased interest in it during the coronavirus crisis. The United...
Aug
27
2014
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Made in China: “A Mistake That Will Be Hard to Turn Around For Decades”
China already leads the world in carbon emissions. If the country follows through on a plan to build 60 new coal-to-gas plants, things could get a lot worse. | Gustavo Madico via Flickr While some...