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ACCF on President Trump’s Environment Initiatives
Environmental stewardship can go hand in hand with sound, pro-growth energy policy.
Student Loan Debt: Partnership for a Solution
On Tuesday July 9, the ACCF hosted an Economic Policy Salon on "Student Loan Debt:...
Blumenauer: USMCA review could lead to trade ‘reset’
Politico
A senior House Democrat today expressed skepticism about the Trump administration's hope for a vote on the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement before the long August congressional recess. "Not going to happen," Rep. Earl Blumenauer (D-Ore.), chairman of the House Ways and Means Trade Subcommittee, said at an event hosted by the American Council for Capital Formation. "I think it's very unlikely that something is going to happen before the August recess."
How the USMCA Benefits Ohio
Akron Beacon Journal
Ohio’s experience with NAFTA exemplifies how deeper and stronger ties with its neighbors have been a win-win proposition. The adjustments included in the USMCA will bring more balance to North American trade and create a variety of long-term benefits to communities across Ohio.
ACCF Comment Letter to USTR on China tariffs
Dr. Pinar Cebi Wilber addresses the U.S. Trade Representative’s planned Section 301 tariffs on China’s imports to the United States.
Your View: How new trade agreement would help Pennsylvania’s economy
The Morning Call
The USMCA does not repudiate the gains of NAFTA but instead aims to build on them, leveling the playing field, correcting imbalances, and bringing new opportunities to people in all three countries, specifically in Pennsylvania. The state’s lawmakers need to prioritize ratifying the deal this year.
Proxy advisers wince in glare of regulatory spotlight
Financial Times
A report commissioned by the American Council for Capital Formation, a think-tank, last year found that almost a fifth of votes at annual meetings were cast within three days of an adverse recommendation by a proxy adviser, suggesting that many asset managers automatically follow proxy advisory firms.
Tariffs, Competitiveness and Prosperity: Trump may not appreciate the dangers of the tariff wars he’s undertaken
The Washington Times
For more than two centuries, economists and well-read people have understood that tariffs reduce the...
Corporate Climate Coups Averted
The Wall Street Journal
Corporate Climate Coups Averted
Exxon and Chevron shareholders vote to stay in business.
The New York State...
Capital Corner Blog
- Green New Deal: An Economist’s PerspectiveAs climate change and policies to address it take center stage, it is important to have a constructive discussion that will bring productive and long-lasting results to this important problem. There is no doubt the Green New Deal (GND) has provoked that discussion with its ambitious goals. As ACCF has stated before, we agree that […]Dr. Pinar Cebi Wilber
- Does New Congress Threaten Trump Energy Agenda? Not So FastCongress returns with a renewed focus on climate change and clean energy under the direction of the newly minted House Democratic majority. But with President Donald Trump still in control of the White House and a Republican majority in the Senate, prospects for major shifts in policy remain slim. Even in the House where a […]Robert Dillon
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