The most important problem in trade deal negotiations is Chinese theft of U.S. firms’ technology.
If it's politically impossible to raise taxes, then we should consider these options, says a Harvard professor.
Short-term rates will not increase fast enough to give the Fed sufficient room for the next economic downturn.
August 22 marked the longest period of rising share prices in U.S. history, but the market's bull run won't last much longer.
Legislation to encourage more personal saving has failed to reverse a sharply downward trend.
China must comply with the international rules that it accepted upon joining the World Trade Organization in 2001.
The proposed tariffs on steel and aluminum imports will target China, but not the way most observers believe.
Low interest rates and high federal debt will limit policymakers' stimulus options in a recession.
The proposed shift to a territorial tax system is likely to have far-reaching effects on U.S. corporations’ behavior.
The House Republican plan would cut the top tax rate back to 30% or lower from 39.6%.