No. I never said the days of state-capitalism are over. State-capitalism is the system that brought the world the prosperity it experiences and labor unions did their part too. Free markets lead to monopolization, landlorddization and parastic rent extracters that ruin growth and the overall economy. Something i have just read:
"A land reform law, inspired by the same one that the Americans were enacting in occupied Japan, removed the landlord class (similar to what happened in Japan), and created a higher number of peasants who, with the help of the state, increased the agricultural output dramatically. This was the first excedent accumulation source.
After retreating to Taiwan, Chiang learned from his mistakes and failures in the mainland and blamed them for failing to pursue Sun Yat-sen's ideals of Tridemism and welfarism. Chiang's land reform more than doubled the land ownership of Taiwanese farmers. It removed the rent burdens on them, with former land owners using the government compensation to become the new capitalist class. He promoted a mixed economy of state and private ownership with economic planning."
From the taiwan miracle economic growth. So landlords are not as useful as free marketeers would like you to believe and totally free markets with bitcoin as a currency will collapse.