Why should we buy local when there are cheaper imported goods of seemingly similar quality?
Consider how many people in this country are struggling to make ends meet through the work of their own hands and resources. For some things it is practical to use manufactured goods and disposable items, of course, while for other things handmade items reflect a quality of life and thought taken into consideration and on the value of material goods and resources around us. Some basic living costs are higher in this country than in others costly in relative proportion to our economy than that of the same goods in another economy. The difference comes in using the value systems out of context to their cultures and socio-economic worlds. Q: How are prices determined and why do they seem so high? A: Materials cost, Hours of Labor, Skill of the Artisan. Materials: Most Artisans do not skimp on materials, but use the best they can get. They seek until they find that which fits the process they are working with for specific desired results, though sometimes accidents do happen with fortuitou
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