China
A View from the Heartland on the Importance of Trade
by DOUG GOEHRING
Farmers may not like the tariffs that China is imposing on our commodities, but they also don’t like China dragging out the process for approving registrations for years at a time.
China’s New Silk Road
by BONNIE GIRARD
At a time when hundreds of millions of Chinese do not have piped running water in their homes, the Chinese government is lavishing loans on countries far away.
Leveling the Playing Field with China
by SIMON LESTER & HUAN ZHU
China’s wealth has grown significantly in recent decades, yet some of its trade practices remain rooted in its past as a fairly poor country.
From Barefoot Doctors to Red Envelopes
by MICHAEL TANNER
China’s health care system is weighed down by a legacy of government control.
What Trade Means to My State
by TIM PAWLENTY
The Governor of Minnesota talks about the importance of trade to residents of his state and what he is doing to strengthen things in that regard.
Dark Days Ahead?
by DANIEL IKENSON
A storm is brewing on Capitol Hill over the future of U.S. trade policy and the course our nation should take.
“Anger is not a substitute for good policy” – A Q&A with Jon Huntsman
An interview with the former governor, ambassador and presidential candidate about the current political environment and the challenges facing the country — and the Republican Party — in the coming years.
The Sky’s the Limit
By DAVID DREIER
U.S. resurgence and Chinese ascendance need not be mutually exclusive. Those who think otherwise misunderstand the nature of the problems and opportunities the world faces.
A Proactive Step Toward Better Cyber Security
by PATRICK MEEHAN
At a time when Congress is seemingly paralyzed by dysfunction, progress is being made to keep America’s cyberspace secure.
