Very worthy topic of discussion; the big problem we have are the unseen subsidies government allows the culture of corporate consumerism.

These subsidies manifest in agriculture, big pharma, petro-dollar and the military.
The subsidies vary from country to country, but are largely modeled after USA corporate enterprises, US government aid to developing countries, and USA global war on drugs. These programs all do significant harm.

Little by little, the "people" are seeing USA global consumerism for what it is, a massive fraud.

People need to be taught about responsible resource management, instead of watching 'Hollywood' crap promoting finding happiness driving the newest Ford/Toyota/Chevy or eating steak grown on grain from cleared/chopped down rain-forest.
So it isn't so much about interfering with the free market, but stopping local support for USA consumerism and bullshit US law making.
Much US lawmaking goes directly against laws of nature and the environment, ie. criminalizing native plants and medicine.