Some customers do actually make purchasing decisions to support products made in their home country. Buying a product falsely labeled as Made in the USA tricks

Some customers do actually make purchasing decisions to support products made in their home country. Buying a product falsely labeled as Made in the USA tricks the customer into supporting a product or business that they would otherwise have wanted to avoid supporting. Said differently, the customer lost the freedom to support a product actually made in the US while simultaneously supporting something they didn't mean to.