Think about it, consumer demand for the lowest price has fueled the manufacturing sector to move to other countries, to meet these demands. If you have a manufacturing operation in the U.S., you also have living wages to pay, high insurance costs, etc... Now, consumers shop by price on most goods, and stores compete with each other for consumer dollars, requiring they lower their prices. If you don't find a way to beat your competitors, your out of business. One example is the furniture industry, where virtually no one in business now is manufacturing stateside. Plants have closed, thousands of manufacturing jobs have been lost, the equipment has been sold off to operations in foreign countries, and the vast majority of furniture today is imported.
Stores that once sold furniture made in the High Point, NC or Tupelo, MS area's, now receive furniture shipped into these area's in containers and warehoused in former factory's. Just drive through these area's and you'll probably see container "farms", where these shipping containers are stacked, as not much is going back anywhere in them.
Places like Rooms to Go, and others, whom made their niche with nothing but lower prices on inferior imported product, along with the corresponding consumer demands for the absolute lowest prices have dictated the "Made in _______, China, Mexico, Thailand, etc... labels now found everywhere.

--