While on a visit to Windsor, Ontario, Canada a few years ago I looked across the Detroit River at the city where I was raised, and was reminded of the photos of Dresden, Germany in 1945.
Unfortunately, part of our problem is the human desire to get 'something for nothing'. The only people with enough income to buy U.S. made goods were the U.S. workers who made them, but instead they flocked to retailers like Walmart to buy the cheapest crap to come out of the 3rd world sweat shops, leading their employers to ship the jobs off-shore.
Since we have one of the finest governments money can buy, the rich simply pocket the profits, and will continue to do so until the rest of us are too poor to BUY anything. Hopefully I am old enough that I won't live to see the final outcome, unless we revert to cottage industries & a barter system for us common folk.