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China's Entry Into WTO Is Questioned By Former Chief U.S. Trade Negotiator
(October 31, 2008)
U.S. Military Fails To Learn An Ancient Military Lesson: No Industrial Economy Equals No Army
(October 15, 2008)
Commentary: Manufacturers Know All About Economic Collapse
(September 30, 2008)
U.S. Trade Deficit Might Be Substantially Higher: Does The U.S. Government Have The Courage To Determine The Real Value Of Imports?
(September 15, 2008)
Chinese Government Shipping Company Representative Sits On Customs & Border Protection's Industry Advisory Council
(August 29, 2008)
U.S. Container Exports Still Dominated By Junk -- Scrap Paper, Scrap Metal And Bulk Commodities
(July 31, 2008)
'Americans Don't Get What's Going On In The World'
The View From On High:
America Can't Compete Because Americans Are Dumb
(July 15, 2008)
The Free-Trade Debacle: Textile Maker Copland Industries Says Multinationals Are Killing The U.S. Economy
(June 30, 2008)
Budget Crunch Forces Bureau of Economic Analysis To Cut Back Data On Foreign Direct Investment & Multinational Activity In The U.S. And Abroad
(June 16, 2008)
Congress Reacts To Continued Hemorrhage Of U.S. High-Tech Base By Directing DOD To Create An Industrial Policy Based On 'Trusted Sources'
(May 30, 2008)
No 'Sputnik' Moment To Reassess U.S. Capabilities:
China Overtakes United States In Georgia Tech's Global High-Tech Competitiveness Index
(May 16, 2008)
Will Feds Acquiesce To Pressure From Importers?
Little Publicized Customs Proposal To Change 'First-Sale' Rule Would Lead To Big Increases In Duties
(April 30, 2008)
Britain's New 'Department For Innovation' Mandates An Innovation Strategy For Every Government Agency
(April 17, 2008)
NAM And Congress Meet Head-On In Dispute Over Disclosing NAM's Big Members Under New Lobbying Law
(March 31, 2008)
Depleted U.S. Printed Circuit Board Industry To Become Part Of DOD's 'Trusted' Production Program
(March 14, 2008)
'It's Like Putting A Band-Aid On A Bullet Hole': DOD Broadens 'Trusted' Foundry Program To Include Microelectronics Supply Chain
(February 28, 2008)
NIST Senior Economist Gregory Tassey: U.S. Economic Prosperity Is Being Destroyed By 'Apostles Of Denial'
(February 12, 2008)
The Economic State Of The Union -- 2008, By Dr. Charles McMillion
(January 24, 2008)
A New Order Settles Upon The National Association of Manufacturers:
(January 10, 2008)
A Big Lump Of Coal: President & Congress Give A Christmas Present To The Federal Science Agencies
(December 21, 2007)
General Electric CEO Jeffrey Immelt: The U.S. No Longer Drives Global Economic Growth And Must Decide If It Wants To Be A Competitive Nation
(November 30, 2007)
International Trade Commission Finds Another U.S. Industry Completely Gone
(November 15, 2007)
Washington, D.C. Defense Manufacturing Technology Promotion Group Achieves 'Critical Mass'
(October 31, 2007)
Domestic Manufacturers Worry About Loss Of Influence In NAM's New Policy-Making Process
(October 17, 2007)
Technology Administration Goes 'Poof'
(September 28, 2007)
Sloan Foundation President Ralph Gomory: Transferring Production Offshore Is Not Free Trade
(September 17, 2007)
Revival Of Atomic Energy Will Occur Without Many U.S. Manufacturers; NRC Will Have To Approve Foreign-Made Designs And Thousands Of Foreign-Made Components
(August 27, 2007)
Who Benefits Most From The iPod Being Made Overseas? Apple And Its Knowledge Workers
(July 31, 2007)
America's Oldest Industry Is On The Brink Of Extinction
(July 17, 2007)
China Creates A Massive Foreign Investment Fund That Could Grow To $900 Billion
(June 29, 2007)
Michigan Professor Questions University's Ties With China
(June 15, 2007)
Rudy Giuliani Benefits From Sale Of U.S. Highways To Foreign Companies; Q&A With Pat Choate On Privatizing U.S. Highways & The NAFTA Superhighway
(June 15, 2007)
Were Americans Duped? The Political Rationale For Chinese Trade Deals Has Proven To Be Specious
(May 30, 2007)
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Main Street Versus Wall Street: Asian Currency Manipulation Riles Members Of Congress
(May 15, 2007)
Editor's Journal: Virginia Tech Shooting Hits Close To Home; The True Character Of A Generation Is Revealed
(April 27, 2007)
Manufacturing Productivity Growth Isn't What The Government Measures: Numbers Are Inflated By Cost Reductions From Offshore Outsourcing
(April 16, 2007)
Bush Decision In Favor Of Chinese Imports Leads To Loss Of 500 Very Good American Jobs
(March 29, 2007)
Behind The Sound Bites Of Republican Presidential Hopeful Rep. Duncan Hunter: U.S. Multinationals Have Become Chinese Corporations
(March 13, 2007)
Nationwide System Of Manufacturing Extension Centers Receives Unexpected Surprise: Centers Will Compete With Each Other For Limited Funds
(February 23, 2007)
New, Well-Funded Advocacy Group Called The Alliance For American Manufacturing Is Up And Running In Washington, D.C.
(February 6, 2007)
One Last Look At The Midterm Election: Democrats Rode Into Office On Strength Of Trade & Middle-Class Economic Issues
(January 23, 2007)
'Truck Stop Politics': Washington Oligarchy Ignores Working Class At Its Peril; Disgruntled Manufacturing Workers Flex Their Electoral Muscle
(January 5, 2007)
Domestic Manufacturers And Farmers Form Alliance To Battle Against Proponents Of Free Trade -- The Two Issue A Joint 'Statement Of Purpose'
(December 15, 2006)
Council On Competitiveness Says U.S. Has Little To Fear, But Fear Itself; By Most Measures, U.S. Is Way Ahead Of Global Competitors
(November 30, 2006)
Interview: NAM President John Engler Addresses Thorny Issues Raised By Domestic Manufacturers And Comments On Proposed New Rival, The American Producers' Coalition
(November 14, 2006)
Mfg. & Tech. News Learns: Proposed Trade Association In Washington Will Pursue Interests Of U.S. Producers
(October 25, 2006)
NAM Board Votes In Favor Of Multinationals In Debate Over China's Currency; Domestic Manufacturers Are Left Wondering What To Do
(October 10, 2006)
Power Shift: What Happens If The Democrats Win The House
(September 22, 2006)
China Replaces U.S. As World's Largest Exporter: Trade Imbalances Could Cause Financial Upheaval; MAPI Analyst Implores U.S., IMF To Act Now On China's Yuan
(September 5, 2006)
National Academies: United States Loses Lead In Telecommunications -- Both Industry And Federal Government Step Away From Long-Term Investments In R&D
(August 17, 2006)
Commerce Department Report On Offshore Outsourcing Finally Sees The Light Of Day
(July 24, 2006)
Domestic Manufacturers Force The National Association of Manufacturers' Big Members To Take A Stand On China; Multinationals Lose Vote And Are Accused Of Defending Chinese 'Protectionism'
(July 7, 2006)
Emerging Economies Create Global Competitors That Are Challenging Western Leaders In Every Industry
(June 21, 2006)
Treasury Department Uses 'Flawed' Chinese Data To Rule In Favor Of China's Currency Practices
(June 7, 2006)
Are 800 Million Chinese Peasants On The Threshold Of Opportunity Or Oblivion?
(May 15, 2006)
Good Luck Competing Against Chinese Labor Costs:
Manufacturing Job Growth In China Is Headed Up, Not Down; 109 Million Manufacturing Workers In China Dwarfs Number In U.S.
(May 2, 2006)
Good Luck Competing Against Chinese Labor Costs:
Manufacturing Job Growth In China Is Headed Up, Not Down; 109 Million Manufacturing Workers In China Dwarfs Number In U.S.
(May 2, 2006)
China's Reserves Soar: NAM Says The Time Has Come For China To Re-Value Its Currency
(April 17, 2006)
Stampede To Fast Growing Markets Has Only Just Begun; Organizational Structures Must Change In Order To Capitalize On 'Massive Shift' Offshore
(April 4, 2006)
China Trade Will Considerably Boost U.S. Wealth, Argues U.S.-China Business Council
(March 17, 2006)
Service Is An Overlooked Ingredient For Success In Manufacturing
(March 3, 2006)
Bush Boosts Budget For Science & Tech, But Skeptics Abound; AAAS Says It's A Budget Decrease
(February 17, 2006)
NAM Finds U.S. Innovation Engine Is Shifting Offshore
(February 6, 2006)
Controversy Continues Over Outsourcing Report: Commerce Department 'Disses' Congressional Democrats
(January 19, 2006)
National Academies of Sciences Panel Tells DOD It Is Vulnerable To Loss Of Circuit Board Industry; Half The PCB Industry Workforce Has Vanished
(January 4, 2006)
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A New Book
