It entered into trade agreements with other countries that lowered tariffs resulting in it being cheap to actually make goods in other countries and import those goods here.
Pull out of those trade agreements,
Many of those regulations ensure safety for the worker and environment.So the idea that they are over regulation is ludicrous.
Many states are right to work.If it was all them thar e-vile unions fault then those companies would have simply moved to right to work states.
Wages have little to do with the cost of goods.Companies outsource to line their pockets with more money, not because of some absurd notion that they are struggling to pay wages.
Local News | Low-paid illegal work force has little impact on prices | Seattle Times Newspaper
Originally published Tuesday, September 19, 2006 at 12:00 AM
Low-paid illegal work force has little impact on prices
More than 7 million illegal immigrants work in the United States. They build houses, pick crops, slaughter cattle, stitch clothes, mow lawns...
By Drew DeSilver
Seattle Times business reporter
More than 7 million illegal immigrants work in the United States. They build houses, pick crops, slaughter cattle, stitch clothes, mow lawns, clean hotel rooms, cook restaurant meals and wash the dishes that come back.
You might assume that the plentiful supply of low-wage illegal workers would translate into significantly lower prices for the goods and services they produce. In fact, their impact on consumer prices — call it the "illegal-worker discount" — is surprisingly small.
Many states have at will employment.It was issue of companies having to keep useless workers then they would have moved to at will states.
Many companies do not hand out benefits to employees who didn't earn them.
Companies outsource to the likes of China because they can their workers next to nothing,
What a pack of lies.We have been doing business for decades before companies started outsourcing left and right to China.