but I assure you the Americas haven't reacted well to the international market

outside of the states

Certain US companies might've done very well due to government backing

and historically because the US government has taken measures to allow some level of self-determination for well-off citizens

I have too ask two things what do you mean by free-market?

where has it helped?

Niggers aren't real. Nice try.

The approach Chile has made to open up the market, which came even before Thatcher and Reagan

There is no reason why Chile is a success now and Brazil isn't

Except for the fact that Brazil fell in the trap of socialism

as we can see now, mass amounts of corruption from these 'well meaning' socialists.

I'm somewhat ignorant of Brazilian politics. To be honest.

Chile's economy has been entirely propped up by governments though. Mostly it's own and America.

Their strongest industry is metal exports I think.

Not at all, the government was tyrannical on all points except economical

I didn't say tyrannical

There was a specific effort in the late 70's to make it a free market, not completely of course

they still had their state corporations but compared to the rest of south america it was

Well whatever they've two major industries that are talked about constantly.

Transportation and copper.

Their copper is managed by the government, and has been though the regime changes.

Yes, but so does Venezuela and Brazil, immensely rich countries in theory, poor in reality

Their trucking and whatnot has always been mostly private.

Utter failure, but logistically despite this the Chilean government has been able to manage to keep people fed under both Allende and Pinochet.

Even now

I never claimed they were a pure free market, but they did slash out a lot of the nonsense in that time

and it shows

What point are you trying to make?

All I'm saying is that the government intervened heavily to make sure the economy worked in a favorable way.

That the free market is better at meeting peoples needs than government

how so?

Not heavily at all compared to other countries

Government propping up businesses that can't stand on their own for example

an absolute money pit

A government owned company that makes money is no problem but most are not and suffer for it

Having a business being government owned doesn't mean much if it still is organized like a capitalist company.

I mean for a centralized industry it works great

A government business will never be organized like a capitalistic company, simply by the fact that it cannot fail.

Like for mining or transportation.

Worst(best) case scenario it gets sold

What kikeshit are you talking about boy?