U.S.-China trade


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In Other News China Trade Deficit Still Huge

The August trade figures are out and they are not good. The terrible trade deficit is where the jobs and the economy went but is ignored because it makes a few elites wealthy. more »

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Why The Latest Trade Complaint Against China Matters

The Obama administration has filed a trade complaint against China for violations involving "extensive" government subsidies for autos and auto parts.

From Reuters, at HuffPo: Barack Obama: China Auto Subsidies 'Directly Harm Working Men And Women', more »

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Scott Paul's picture

The Biden Effect...

China knows how to play us. more »

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U.S.-China Trade and Jobs: It's All A Matter Of Perspective

In a New York Times Economix blog post, David Barboza suggests that things are looking better in U.S.-China trade because America's exports to the People's Republic are increasing.

Barboza cites a U.S.-China Business Council study that more »

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Scott Paul's picture

Should GE's Jeffrey Immelt Really Be Leading Our Job Creation Strategy?

There is no swifter way to alienate working class voters than to name an outsourcing CEO to lead your jobs strategy. Yet that’s exactly what President Obama is doing. more »

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Scott Paul's picture

Changing Our Dysfunctional Relationship with China

With Chinese President Hu Jintao’s state visit, it is a good time to reflect on how the dysfunctional U.S.-China relationship has developed, and to consider why it may be time for a trial separation. For nearly 40 years, the U.S. and China seem to have modeled their partnership on Sid and Nancy. more »

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The State of the Union is Uneasy

President Obama delivered just the right speech in Tucson. Can he replicate that performance for his State of the Union address on January 25? For the sake of our nation’s economic well-being, he must. more »

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The Populists Tackle China’s Currency Manipulation

In advance of Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner’s visit to China tomorrow, members of the House Populist Caucus today issued a statement urging him to rele more »

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The Jobs Agenda: Step One Is China

America is in the post-health care reform political environment now. The top-of-mind concern for voters of all political stripes is still the economy. Underpinning this concern is a real sense of fear and uncertainty about our nation’s future: where our children will find jobs, how we will pay off our public and private debt, and what external threats we will face in the years to come. more »

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