The author seems to think that economic ideologies produce circumstances rather than reflect them. Perhaps- perhaps not. A good case can be made that there is a vibrant growth industry in producing ideological "products" to satisfy a market for fig leaves- justifications for plunder.
Also, there is still a lot of confusion around the world about the "Government" and "Wall Street" in the US. Ask any of the denizens of K-street, after a two martini lunch, who really rules, and I suspect the confusion will be cleared up right away.

"There is mysterious music in democracy, when people decide to believe in themselves." ---Bill Greider, The Nation.