Firstly, on all the political spectrum tests, I tend to come up as a left wing libertarian (meaning I'm more focused on civil liberties and political rights than economic ones)...

But if we're using China as an example of how freeing up markets in a pluralistic, "mixed-but-capitalist/semi-socialist (in the case of the Chinese)" economy can be a net positive, then we need to look at the economic nightmare of instantly deregulating everything and the trauma of oligarchs and the vast majority living in abject poverty that happened in Russia after the break-up of the Soviet Union. That was sort of true economic face of libertarianism...