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So basically, we are not looking at Argos-style cheap products, but home-made ware produced according to ethical standards, and not at 50 cents an hour.
Sadly there are so many reports of abusive work standards in factories in the Far East, including forced child labour, working unpaid overtime to meet targets, verbal and physical abuse on a daily scale, and yet we are importing everything while over 20% of youth in Britain are unemployed.
Manufacturers have chosen to transfer all production abroad in order to abscond from laws and regulations in Britain, and the High Street chains have chosen this same procedure.
Although some chains do adhere to ethical trade standards, these may be hard to follow up and keep an eye on.
In order to break the chain currently inflicted on the economy regards the cheap and exploitative manner of manufacture produced and imported from the Far East, and the Establishment-imposed local unemployment at home, only determination and an unbreakable will can change the situation.
It is something that we either do, or turn away from. The latter means giving in and loosing.
In which case we will have only pound shops and impoverished people, and a lost generation of unemployed youth.