Americans want to shop local. Price and delivery speed can get in the way

A Michigan Economic Development Corporation survey found that many shoppers want to support local businesses and buy U.S.-made products, but price and delivery speed can limit that willingness. Sixty-three percent said they would pay up to 5% more for U.S.-made goods, while 89% were more likely to shop with small businesses sourcing locally. Thirty percent had abandoned a local-business order because of availability or wait times.