Of course it takes time for domestic competition to arrive. Decision decisions cannot only be made because the benefits are not immediately realized. It’s taken decades to get to the point that we are with the outsourcing and oversees manufacturing that has emptied the ability of the US to manufacture basic products. The bottom line is that the products these CEOs are selling need to have a higher price. They’re being subsidized by slave labor and foreign subsidies. The prices will increase. The margins will increase and new domestic competitors will emerge to take advantage of the increased margins, but it takes time. And dismissing it because it takes time is a self-defeating policy.