Trade

Donald Trump has forced a re-examination of American trade policy. How would a Joe Biden administration respond?

COVID-19 shocked the U.S. economy and made clear that the U.S. needs to ramp up production of critical goods. Here's how we make things better.

“Virtually the entire apparel and footware industry is tainted by forced Uyghur and Turkic Muslim Labour," one advocacy coalition says.

While the noise of the presidential debate still rings in everyone's ears, America sets another trade deficit record.

China wasn't really discussed. But China's government was paying attention.

Senate Democrats introduced legislation on Thursday to invest $350 billion to strengthen America’s industrial capabilities while also aiming to weaken China’s growing global influence.

The paper examines some some of the lessons from the last major recession and the difficulties the industry faces this time around.

Everybody's got a lot more buying to do.

Trump specifically went after Biden for his prior support of NAFTA and China's entry into the WTO.

But other than that, trade and manufacturing didn't really come up.