If the goods are less expensive because other nations subsidize their manufacturers or farmers, then the taxpayers of that nation are paying higher taxes so Americans can pay lower prices. Bring it on. The choice for them may be not low wages or higher wages, but low wages or no wages. In China, the United States has a market for its own goods of 1.2 billion people. That illustrates why the complaints about Japan selling more cars than it bought never made sense and shows why trade deficits are indicators of little value.
Japan has one-fifth the population of the United States.
China will be the reverse. America should produce excess food and trade it to Japan for cars. Even if America is better at producing both, it may benefit by specializing in what it does best and importing the other product from Japan. If China, Japan or Bangladesh can make goods that better domestic products on quality and price, so much the better. The end result is a reallocation of capital and labor to higher productivity.