Consumer boycott of foreign goods

Name(s): 
Antipathy against buying foreign products
Consumer refusal of foreign imports
Nature 
In response to growing dependence on imported goods from countries with increasing economic power, consumers may personally or collectively reject the marketing of products from those countries. In the absence of governmental cessation of foreign imports, individual consumers ultimately control the demand for imported products. Consumer boycott may disrupt economic relationships between countries, leaving the government answerable to tensions in trade.
Broader 
Consumer boycotts
Related 
Restrictive trade practices
Aggravates 
Unproductive import substitution
Vulnerability of national economies to vagaries of external markets for goods and services [in 2 loops]
Aggravated by 
Economic conflict
Fear of new technology
Declining international competitiveness
Import competition from low-wage countries
Deterioration of international terms of trade
Imbalance in economic relationships among countries
Reduced by 
Dependence on imported technology
Misrepresentation of information to consumers
Strategy(ies) 
Importing
Boycotting
Refusing foreign imports
Boycotting foreign goods
Value(s) 
Antipathy
Boycott
Foreign
Refusal
Type 
(F) Fuzzy exceptional problems