Irving is right, but actually let me take it further-

China actually has less and less incentive to sell things here, and many products that were "Made in China" are no longer being shipped to the US. Why? Because with thier population they really dont need to export anything.
Last time I was in China there was a business show on examining why Chinese top name brands- shoes, bikes, electronics- are not being exported to the US or other countries. The answer from each company representative was there was no incentive to do so. They do not have to pay shipping, import taxes, etc. on their goods by selling in country and they have far less hassle with advertising and branding.
What happens if all the cheap crap- my wife and I joke that anything under $100 is Made in China- stops coming here? What happens when we have to pay the price increase in everyday goods because they are no longer being made in factories for cheap and are instead being produced by Union labor in factories taxed and licensed to the hilt by the US government making your 99c washcloth now cost $4.00? What happens to our economy when reality hits?
Do not labor under the asumption that the world economy NEEDS the US or US products- they dont and unless our general public gets its head out of its ass and stops listenign to all the BS and starts examining the reality then we are doomed to watching our currency devalue and our goods taxed more and more on foreign shores that have no incentive to give us a single break.