Respected Australian researcher Winton Bates has posted an interesting graphical investigation into the relationship between international measures of freedom and well-being.
His paper concludes that the evidence supports the view that the overall relationship between freedom and well-being is positive. He further finds that increased feelings of individual agency do not seem to be associated with more selfish behaviour. “If anything, the opposite seems to be the case.”
The chart below from his paper illustrates one of the associated relationships – the percentage who have low levels of life satisfaction is much higher among those who feel that they have little ‘freedom and control’ and the percentage with high levels of satisfaction is much higher among those who feel that they have a great deal of ‘freedom and control’.
The chart is based on data for about 80,000 respondents in 57 countries from the 2005 World Values Survey.
Roger Kerr, New Zealand Business Roundtable Executive Director 
How about this graph from the New York Times. Proving the total failure of the dog eat dog Neo-Liberalism that you advocate.
http://kjt-kt.blogspot.com/2011/09/new-zealand-at-crossroads.html
“As “No Right Turn” says this graphic is “an appalling indictment of Neo-Liberalism”.
“”In New Zealand we have seen the effects just this year. Over 17% increase in wealth for the top few percent while 200 000 children live in relative poverty.
The pattern in New Zealand, since our great Neo-Liberal experiment, following the USA, Ireland and UK, has been the same.””
I suppose it is too much to expect that you and your fellow sociopaths will apologise for what you have done to New Zealanders.