The blog of the Alliance for American Manufacturing
China has exploited its permanent normal trade relations status with the United States since the trade advantage took effect in 2001.
China has exploited its permanent normal trade relations status with the United States since the trade advantage took effect in 2001.
A bill mandating the use of American-made iron and steel made for state-funded road and construction work passed almost unanimously, then was signed into law in June.
More needs to be done to open workforce training pipelines in the United States.
The annual defense authorization bill includes proposals to tighten specialty metals procurement, identify industrial chokepoints and prepare for the SHIPS for America Act.
The Water Resources Development Act is up for review!
A clear-eyed look at U.S. manufacturing employment shows a sector not too hot, and also not nearly as cold as the critics suggest.
The move follows a report that these online shopping tools are intentionally making it difficult to buy American-made on their platforms.
