You’re making a pretty big assumption! I’ve lived most of the last fifteen years in South America, so I actually do have a good hold on how folks in other nations view capitalism, and the USA’s economic and political systems. My job for years was in a biological research institute that was part of the Uruguayan government, and before that for a decade I worked in small towns across the Amazon, in Peru and Colombia.
Yes, the state needs to set up rules to specifically prevent corruption of the market.
You don’t seem to get that the rest of the world views capitalism differently from the US
You’re making a pretty big assumption! I’ve lived most of the last fifteen years in South America, so I actually do have a good hold on how folks in other nations view capitalism, and the USA’s economic and political systems. My job for years was in a biological research institute that was part of the Uruguayan government, and before that for a decade I worked in small towns across the Amazon, in Peru and Colombia.