And you even didn't say anything controversial, hardly any options, but simple facts and conclusions drawn from the facts.
We can even bring out the comments by the Chicago school of economics - the birthplace of neoliberal free market ideology. Who with assistance from the government 'helped' south American countries by implementing more free markets than in USA. And as the result those countries imploded both politically and economically, and what does Chicago say? well obviously markets were not free enough.
They laugh at communist who say failed soviet counties were not communist enough, yet they do exact same thing with their experiments (actually, the difference is that they inflicted it on other countries).
Which begs a question, if neoliberals believe in what they preach then why they only export it?
At the same time, markets do "work". That is, the results of market interactions are what you might expect from market interactions: Accumulation of capital in fewer hands, economic cycles of various kinds, some motivation for innovation and lots of innovation for exploitation, war, scams and such...