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Dave Johnson's picture

Wheeling Town Hall -- BIG Turnout -- Focus: Tax Breaks For Offshoring

Driving across Ohio toward Wheeling you pass one small manufacturing company after another - but not too many with lots of cars in the employee parking lot. I stopped in a coffee shop in a small township. more »

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Leo Gerard's picture

To Counter Currency Manipulation: Rally Some Allies

Japan, no economic small fry, challenged China last month. more »

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Dave Johnson's picture

More Consensus On Confronting China

A new example today of the consensus that has formed on confronting China's trade practices: At the America’s Fiscal Choices conference today economists Paul Krugman, Martin Feldstein and Jan Hatzius all agreed on the need for the dollar to fall. more »

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Dave Johnson's picture

Dems Right To Force Votes On Outsourcing And China Currency

Tuesday in A Chance To Show The Public -- TAKE THE VOTES I wrote, more »

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Eric Lotke's picture

Obama’s Export Goal: How We Can Make it

Yesterday I attended a conference on the Renaissance of American Manufacturing in Washington DC. more »

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Dave Johnson's picture

Consensus Grows: Confront China On Trade

In the day-to-day news about trade problems with China the bigger picture can get lost. America is giving up its competitive position in industries of the present and future and it is costing us. more »

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Dave Johnson's picture

House Committee Approves China Currency Bill

The House Ways and Means Committee just approved a bill that pushes China to raise the value of its currency. It looks like the bill will go to a vote on the House floor next week. This is a very big deal because it is a "second front" pushing China to bring its currency to market rates. more »

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Dave Johnson's picture

China Currency Bill Moves -- Why Some Corporate Interests Oppose

As President Obama meets with Chinese Premier Wen, the House Ways and Means Committee announces it will vote tomorrow on a bill to take action if China does not bring its currency to market rates. This sends a loud and clear signal to China that action is coming, one way or another, and they are going to have to make adjustments. more »

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Dave Johnson's picture

President To Talk Currency With Chinese Premier Wen Tomorrow

Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao will be in New York this week to attend the United Nations General Assembly. Reuters reports that Press Secretary Gibbs said in the White House briefing today that the President will meet with him tomorrow and will bring up the problem of China's manipulation of currency. more »

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Dave Johnson's picture

Obama Needs Congress' Help On China Currency

President Obama, speaking to a CNBC town hall on the economy today, more »

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