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Our Founding Fathers Rejected
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Outdoor Industry Confronts ‘Scary’ Future of Higher Tariffs

OTTOLOCK, the Oregon-based brand has found a niche within the bike-lock marketplace with the Cinch Lock. This super-portable lock (which also made GearJunkie’s list of Best Bike Locks) represents the majority of OTTOLOCK’s business — and it’s made entirely in the USA. Well, almost entirely. Of the lock’s 29 components, only a single one comes … Read More

China bans export of critical minerals to the U.S. amid escalating trade tensions

The USGS study underscores the importance of building supply chain resilience through measures such as expanding stockpiles of critical minerals, investing in recovery of gallium and germanium from mine waste, and enhancing recycling efforts to recover these minerals from e-waste. Additionally, the report highlights the need for a comprehensive approach to mineral supply chains, including … Read More

Joe Biden Launches Major Trade Investigation Into China

A resilient and secure supply of foundational semiconductors is critical to U.S. national and economic security.  These semiconductors are essential to key sectors of the U.S. economy, powering cars, medical devices, critical infrastructure, key aerospace and defense systems, and the goods and services we rely on every day. The People’s Republic of China (PRC) routinely … Read More

Trump Tariffs To Alter Trade And Investment In Different Ways

“Plus, the U.S. is not the singularly dominant power in trade that it once was and we could see the U.S. efforts create a level of isolation for the U.S. that is not anticipated or desired overall.” My Note: And the reason we are no longer the singularly dominant power is because we embraced globalization … Read More

Mexico Slaps 36% Tariff on Vietnam Steel Wire on Alleged Dumping

Mexico will impose a 36.23% tariff on imports of steel wire used for welding from Vietnam, saying they are harming local producers in Latin America’s second-largest economy. The economy ministry alleged Vietnam was “dumping” steel wire in Mexico, meaning exporting it at below-cost prices. Read the article.

Chinese EV Makers Hit EU Wall as Tariffs Add to Import Costs

Chinese automakers captured their smallest share of Europe’s electric-vehicle market in eight months, after new tariffs added as much as 35% to the cost of importing cars to the region. The European Union imposed the added tariffs at the end of October, after an investigation found that state aid had provided China’s EV industry with … Read More

CPA Applauds CBO Report Highlighting Revenue Gains And Minimal Economic Impact Of TariffsCPA Applauds CBO Report Highlighting Revenue Gains And Minimal Economic Impact Of Tariffs

The Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA) today highlighted key findings from the Congressional Budget Office’s (CBO) preliminary report on tariffs, which confirms CPA’s analysis that tariffs can raise significant government revenue while benefiting U.S. industries. The CBO’s findings show that the proposed 10/60 tariff package—an additional 10% global tariff and a 60% tariff on … Read More

Trump tariffs would cut deficits but hike consumer prices, CBO says

The Congressional Budget Office estimates sky-high tariffs promised by President-elect Trump might improve the nation’s fiscal outlook — but at the cost of higher inflation and slower economic growth than would otherwise be the case. The estimates assume other nations slap retaliatory tariffs of the same magnitude on U.S. exports. As for economic growth, the … Read More