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Testimony before the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee: For a hearing on “Multilateral Economic Institutions and U.S. Foreign Policy”
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The China toll deepens: Growth in the bilateral trade deficit between 2001 and 2017 cost 3.4 million U.S. jobs, with losses in every state and congressional district
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Testimony before the Senate Finance Committee Subcommittee on International Trade, Customs, and Global Competitiveness for a hearing on ‘Market Access Challenges in China’
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Estimates of jobs lost and economic harm done by steel and aluminum tariffs are wildly exaggerated
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Trade remedies for steel and aluminum are long overdue
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Increased U.S. trade deficit in 2017 illustrates dangers of ignoring the overvalued dollar
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Withdrawing from KORUS: A good impulse, driven by bad reasons, whose potential will be squandered
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Renegotiating NAFTA is putting lipstick on a pig
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Testimony before the U.S. Department of Commerce on causes of significant trade deficits for 2016
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Trump administration trade policy review misses the big picture
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Brad DeLong is far too lenient on trade policy’s role in generating economic distress for American workers
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Increased U.S. trade deficit in 2016 illustrates dangers of malign neglect of the dollar
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SoftBank: Great press, bad for manufacturing, services, and the economy
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ITC study shows minimal benefits and downplays potentially high costs of Trans-Pacific Partnership
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U.S.-Korea trade deal resulted in growing trade deficits and more than 95,000 lost U.S. jobs
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Clarification on trade and American workers: right criticism, poorly targeted
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It’s not a puzzle if American workers oppose trade agreements
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Trans-Pacific Partnership, currency manipulation, trade, and jobs: U.S. trade deficit with the TPP countries cost 2 million jobs in 2015, with job losses in every state
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Despite seemingly stable U.S. trade balance, rapidly growing trade deficits in non-oil goods could lead to American job losses
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Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement: Currency manipulation, trade, wages, and job loss
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A Conservative Estimate of ‘The Wal-Mart Effect’: Wal-Mart’s growing trade deficit with China has displaced more than 400,000 U.S. jobs
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Exchange rate policies, not high wages, are why U.S. lags China and Germany in export performance
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Failure to stem dollar appreciation has put manufacturing recovery in reverse
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Unilateral grant of market economy status to China would put millions of EU jobs at risk
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The Trade Deficit is Responsible for Manufacturing Job Loss
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By Devaluing Its Currency, China Exports Its Unemployment
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Former Labor Secretaries and EPI Board Members F. Ray Marshall and Robert Reich oppose TPA and TPP
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The Politics of Fast Track: Exports, Imports and Jobs
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Stop Currency Manipulation in the Trans-Pacific Partnership: Millions of Jobs at Stake
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Today’s Jobs Data More Evidence That Currency Manipulation Is Not a Problem That’s Behind Us