Market are still the most efficient and when the State intervenes the prices go up, the service quality and innovation go down
I mostly agree. However, there are times when free markets get out of control (bubbles and crashes), and some
limited state intervention may be required to let a little air out of bubbles and "soften the landing" when markets crash. Like a lot of people, I think governments went way overboard after the 2008/9 recession, but I do think that some kind of response was necessary during the crisis to keep things from spiraling further out of control.