There is something to that, at least as something neoliberalism could capitalise on initially when seducing our economic elites.

However, such a simple difference doesn't explain that at the same time, the British and US business media managed to praise each others' economies, too, while our own managed to also praise those two and speak of impending doom in various other continental European countries (well, this last one maybe not that consistently in the last few years).

You don't need to think of a conspiracy to explain this. All it takes is for people to think in the same narrow framework, and notice all evidence that seems to fit it and be blind to everything else, not to mention noticing other patterns. In other words, Zeitgeist is enough.

_{*Lunatic*, n.
One whose delusions are out of fashion.}