Dan DiMicco on CNBC-Jobs report and Trade

7/10/2016

https://vimeo.com/173914288

It's anemic economic growth, Jobs average 146,000 for last 3 months in spite of big number for June, Solutions:1-Stop Trade Cheating and bring back Reagan's approach to Free "Rules Based & Enforced" Trade, 2- Rebuild our Infrastructure, 3- Revamp our tax, regulatory, and bring America Together not wider apart.

1 Comment

Chris Berryman

11/10/2016 04:05:46 pm

Agree totally with Dan. Fails to mention the corrupt practices applied to goods at the border. Basically it is a policy of trying to make life difficult for goods entering China that are not coming from businesses that are owned or partially owned by Chinese interests. It is well known fact that if you want reliable access to the China market you have to have a shareholder from China. Preferably a China SOE. Gives them leverage when wanting to acquire international businesses. FTA's with China mean very little as they find other ways to restrict access.

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