Blog
Laid-off Worker on Steel Imports: “We’re Going to Keep Bleeding”
Steelworker Dan Hill visits D.C. to share how China's overcapacity is impacting his community.
Trade
Jan
12
2016
Jan
07
2016
Blog
Trade
No Real Economic Boost Expected from TPP
American manufacturing jobs may suffer, critics say.
Jan
06
2016
Press Release
Trade
Record Deficit Suggests Things Could Get Worse for U.S. Manufacturing in 2016
Washington, D.C. – The Commerce Department released the latest monthly U.S. trade figures Wednesday, showing we're on track to surpass record deficits with China in manufactured...
Dec
23
2015
Blog
Trade
Signs of Hope for American-Made Steel in 2016?
The industry continues to struggle due to the unprecedented surge in dumped products.
Dec
22
2015
Blog
The “Manufacturing Reshoring Trend Has Subsided”
Offshoring is still beating reshoring — and reshoring is dropping off fast.
Dec
10
2015
Blog
Trade
Customs Bill Provides New Trade Enforcement Tools
But the measure falls woefully short on currency manipulation.
Dec
07
2015
Dec
04
2015
Press Release
Manufacturing Job Losses in November: AAM Statement
The Department of Labor reported this morning that America's manufacturing sector lost 1,000 jobs in November, as manufacturing hiring continues to flatline. The #AAMeter, which tracks President...
Dec
02
2015
Blog
Trade
Wages Aren’t The Problem
It's currency manipulation that has chased American jobs offshore.
Dec
02
2015
Press Release
Trade
Setting the Record Straight: Unfair Trade Practices — Not High Wages — Have Hurt U.S. Manufacturing
Washington, D.C. – High wages are NOT to blame for the loss of 5.4 million U.S. manufacturing jobs since 1997, according to a new report by the Economic Policy Institute (EPI)....