The reason that things are made in low cost countries is because consumers (that's all of us) want more stuff.

Rising wages dramatically improved consumers lives in the post-war period -- we all got more stuff. Eventually, wages began to grow at a slower rate. But in order to continue to get more stuff, prices (and thus costs) had to be reduced. Moving work to southern states worked for a while but work eventually moved elsewhere to keep up with our desire for more stuff.

How many TVs does the average American household have? Well there are 285 million in this country which is roughly one per person. You only get that many TVs by making them a whole lot cheaper so I can buy two for the price that one used to cost.

Unfortunately, "Everyday Low Prices" can only be supported by the everyday low costs provided by off shore labor.