A business owner tested if customers would pay more for American-made. The results were 'sobering.'

Source: Business Insider

"I'm big on just testing it out with real data and real purchases," Afina founder Ramon van Meer said. "Not asking customers, not a survey, not even add-to-carts. "Ramon van MeerAfina founder Ramon van Meer wanted to see if people would buy a Made-in-USA version of his specialty shower head.

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