You throw around statements so randomly and haphazardly that we are supposed to accept as fact. America starts picking up manufacturing jobs that even Bangladesh does not want anymore. Do you have specific examples with any backup to support such a wild statement?
Edit: I'd like to respond to your two posts since you have a hard time condensing your thoughts into one response:
So now, after you've stated the CEOs were bullied and didn't make economic decisions, and were shown how incorrect that is, you do your little dance and shift topics to the consumer. We weren't talking about the consumer and the effects therein. But since you want to, let's discuss.
Where margin compression occurs, it will. Where it can't, price will rise. More employment domestically will allow prices to rise as wage inflation takes hold (assuming it takes hold).
Does that mean the consumer will take the price increase? Perhaps. But they'll be employed. A 30% price increase now that you have a job is much better than a flat price while you are unemployed.
