by Roger Simmermaker -- The strength and success of American capitalism and entrepreneurship often is defined as that which is limited only by American imagination, innovation and ingenuity. Any eager American company more…
by Roger Simmermaker -- If you've been shopping for furniture lately, you probably know just how difficult it is to find quality furniture made by fellow Americans these days. Just walk into more…
by Roger Simmermaker -- Dartmouth economics professor Douglas Irwin joined the never-ending, undeserved assault on the Smoot-Hawley tariff in his June 18 Wall Street Journal opinion column titled "How 'Protectionist' Became an more…
by Roger Simmermaker -- If you're a busy parent with small children, think of the time you could save (and stress you could avoid) by not having to chase down every last more…
by Roger Simmermaker -- One of the most difficult areas to buy American always has been the electrical/electronics category. A typical rule is that if you have to plug it in, it's more…
by Roger Simmermaker -- Anecdotal evidence from attendees at the annual toy fair sponsored by the Toy Industry Association, the world's largest and most attended toy show, indicates toy companies are starting more…
by Roger Simmermaker -- If you ever have been frustrated trying to find American-made clothing in some of America's big department stores or retail chains, you're in good company, and lots of more…
by Roger Simmermaker -- One of the reasons we note Mother's Day is to celebrate her, compliment her, and make her comfortable as a way of showing our appreciation for who she more…
by Roger Simmermaker -- New Balance, the only maker of running shoes and tennis shoes actually still manufacturing them in America, says it is abiding by the "made in USA" standard, but more…
by Roger Simmermaker -- Poor free-trade America. We just can't seem to achieve a trade balance, let alone a trade surplus. The last time we ran a trade surplus was in 1975 more…
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